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Yearly Archives: 2023

John Grundy’s History of Northumberland

Wednesday 24 April 2024 at 7.30pm PLEASE BOOK FOR THIS EVENT - LAST FEW PLACES More than 10 years ago, a talk by John Grundy...

Woman at Dunkirk: Ena’s war

23 year old Georgina Graham escaped from northern France during the evacuation of allied forces from Dunkirk in 1940. It is thought that she...

The Banqueting Hall Organ

Wednesday 24 January 2024 7.30pm THERE IS NO NEED TO BOOK FOR THIS EVENT According to an information board outside Jesmond Dene's Banqueting Hall, there...

Songs of the North East

Wednesday 28 February 2024 THERE IS NO NEED TO BOOK FOR THIS EVENT We look forward to welcoming Old English back to Heaton History Group....

Louisa Brindley: a potted biography

Louisa Brindley oversaw the auction of ‘household furniture, cottage pianoforte and other effects’  at her house in Eversley Place. That June Tuesday morning in...

Murder on the North Eastern Express

In the spring and summer of 1910 the brutal murder of a colliery wages clerk from Heaton and the subsequent death sentence of the...

The Great Flood of 1771

Wednesday 22 November 2023 7.30pm, St George's United Reformed Church In November 1771, a sudden thaw in Upper Teesdale combined with heavy rain closer to...

Willington Waggonway: Heaton’s groundbreaking railway

Wednesday 13 December 2023 7.30pm, St George's United Reformed ChurchNB This replaces our originally advertised talk Everybody in Heaton and High Heaton refers to it...

King Edward I in Heaton

On 7 December 1299, Edward I is said to have visited a chapel in Heaton and given 40 shillings to a boy bishop, who...

The Mapping of Newcastle

Wednesday 25 October 2023 7.30pm, St George's United Reformed Church This talk will discuss the historical cartographic record of Newcastle and Tyneside and examine its...

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