What’s on

Jane Bradburn will speak on ‘Memories of WW2 in Kirton’

All welcome.  Doors open at 7pm

Julian P Foynes will speak on ‘Felixstowe 1939-45: the untold stories’

All welcome.  Doors open at 7pm

Memorabilia and Munchies

A social evening with Felixstowe Family History Society.  Bring along your own family ‘treasures’ and share the story with others.

Members only evening.  Doors open at 7pm.

Andy Parker will speak on ‘The History of the Ownership of the River Orwell’

All welcome.  Doors open at 7pm

Unfortunately this meeting is NOW CANCELLED due to illness.

We hope to reschedule Gill Blanchard’s talk    ‘Behind the scenes of Who do You Think You Are?’  towards the end of the year.

We regret that this event has had to be cancelled due to current advice on the situation with the Covid-19 outbreak.  

Thanks to all who have already purchased their tickets.  Refunds to your card will be made shortly.

Weather permitting, come along and browse through a wonderful selection of secondhand books at affordable prices.

All proceeds will go to museum funds (much needed as we have not been able to open this year).

Please note that there will be strictly NO admission to the museum.  We shall be following COVID19 guidelines.

We will be holding an open day for potential volunteers on Saturday 8 May from 1000 – 1400 so come along and find out more about what we can offer.  If you are interested in attending, we would love to hear from you, preferably in advance of the day to help planning.

Please contact Andy Calver on 07813 037022 or email felmuseum@btopenworld.com

We shall, of course, be following COVID19 guidelines.

Weather permitting, come along and browse through a wonderful selection of secondhand books at affordable prices.

All proceeds will go to museum funds (much needed as we have not been able to open this year).

Please note that there will be strictly NO admission to the museum.  We shall be following COVID19 guidelines.

Mark Mitchels on ‘A History of the Suffolk Landscape’

For many people the Suffolk landscape is the landscape of England – passed down to us through the paintings of John Constable. But the Stour he painted has lock gates, a sure sign of Man’s intervention! This illustrated talk will examine the changes which have occurred in Suffolk across the centuries and show the ways in which they have left their mark on the county today.

All members welcome to this Zoom meeting.  Please register with Steve Deacon by emailing fxfhs@hotmail.com with the subject header ‘Zoom Registrations’.