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Blog

Spring Talk 2017

  • Post author:Roger Sansom
  • Post published:March 21, 2017
  • Post category:Uncategorized

 

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Society News

Book Launch:

The “Charmouth in 1923” book has just been launched. It is available in the NISA and Morgan’s  in Charmouth at £7.99. Limited first edition!

NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO:

For anyone who was unable to see Neil’s presentation “100 years of Charmouth”, in November, or anyone that would like to see it again,  he has kindly made a YouTube video:

Charmouth 100 years ago Talk recording – YouTube

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS:

We are looking for help on the committee, in particular for:

  • Members Secretary

Please contact us if you are able to help in any way.

Did you know?

James Warden, a naval hero, bought the Manor of Charmouth in 1788 and built himself a fine Manor House at Langmoor. Just four years later he was killed by a neighbour after an argument over a dog in a famous duel near where the Hunters Lodge Inn is today on the outskirts of the village.
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