Next meeting "Leather Industry of Easingwold" 2pm Thursday 17th. March will be at SpringHill Court

 

1. Next meeting 2pm Thursday 17th. March will be at SpringHill Court, Manor Road, Easingwold

David David Wharton-Street will lead the discussions in March on "The Leather Industry, Water Supply & the Geology of Easingwold".  I will do an update on plans for a heritage trail.

THE BAR WALLS and Other Features - Pictorial Description by David Wharton-Street

 

Check out this fantastic pictorial description by David

THE BAR WALLS and Other Features

David Wharton-Street, Easingwold u3a History & Heritage Group – Feb 2022

Bar Walls of York, 2pm Thursday 17th. Feb

We started the new year with a discussion about the Bar Walls of York.

 

Knowing a bit more about the history of the walls will help enhance our understanding of the history of North Yorkshire and enhance any visit to York.

It was an opportunity to share memories and information

For more details follow the link below

Update on programme for the year

The history group will restart 2pm Thursday February 17th.I don't think it is a good idea to meet this month thanks to Covid. I expect  that we will be in a better position for face to face meetings next month.

In addition to the monthly meetings (3rd Thursday afternoons) I have been discussing the possibility of setting up a u3a heritage trail to celebrate our 20th anniversary later this year. This will be a separate project involving Hambleton council and other key organisations in Easingwold. I will update you later on this. 

No meeting this January thanks to Covid

 

There will be no meeting this Thursday, too close to Christmas and other commitments.

Cowling - History of Easingwold & Forest of Galtres

We have a copy (thanks to David Warton-Street). If you want to borrow contact Richard at history@easingwold-u3a.org.uk .  See below for details of the book including index and a map of the Forrest of Galtres

Joseph Mountain from Uppleby 1833-1893 & the Victoria Gardens, Totley, Sheffield

 

Joseph Mountain, from Easingwold  was assuredly one of the great pioneers in the development of a greater Sheffield, possibly not so much with the end in view so much as for his personal well-being

Next meeting Springhill Court, 2pm, Thursday 18th. November "The Easingwold Spring" continued

 Hopefully we will be able to return to Springhill Court in 2 weeks (depending on the covid status there) but will contact you if there is a problems. 

1. We will continue discussing Issue 3 & 4 of the Easingwold Spring

Issue 4

Issue 5

2. Also want to consider a major project to celebrate our u3a 20th anniversary next year. 

One suggestion is to create an Easingwold u3a History & Heritage Trail map & leaflet and I would be interested to know what you think.