KINGSWEAR 

                                  HISTORIANS

Welcome to our new season of talks

FOR 27^th  SEPTEMBER  2010:

Charles Seale Hayne was a very significant figure in Kingswear history; find out more about him from an expert, Ian Handford, from the Torbay Civic Society.  Seale-Hayne’s name is commemorated on the station building in Kingswear, but why?

     After coffee Ian will give a further brief talk on Robert Graves, writer and poet, who lived in Galmpton during WW2.  This promises to be a most interesting evening.  Kick-off 7:30 pm as usual in the upper hall.

 If anyone has a raffle prize which they would be willing to contribute towards funds we would be very grateful to receive it.

OUR APPLE HERITAGE

Coming up on 16^th October : we are being offered a privileged group visit to watch apples being cut and crushed for the making of apple juice/cider at Woodhuish Farm.  Time to be announced but we’ll let you know at the September 27^th meeting.  If you cannot make the organised group visit on 16^th Oct the following day is an open visiting day when all are welcome – Sun Oct 17^th.