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Local History Days

We have a Local History day most years, here are some of our memories from Local History Days gone by …

Local History Day 2003

Local History Day 2003

44 Photos

Local History Day 2006

Local History Day 2006

13 Photos

Local History Day 2007

Local History Day 2007

61 Photos

Local History Day 2008

Local History Day 2008

59 Photos

Local History Day 2009

Local History Day 2009

71 Photos

Local History Day 2010

Local History Day 2010

49 Photos

Local History Day 2011

Local History Day 2011

79 Photos

Local History Day 2012

Local History Day 2012

58 Photos

Local History Day 2013

Local History Day 2013

68 Photos

Local History Day 2014

Local History Day 2014

34 Photos

Local History Day 2016

Local History Day 2016

4 Photos


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A Tribute to Local Historian, Owen Rowland

  • Local Historian, Owen Rowland
    1945-2021

Wheatley Hill History Club didn’t know how lucky it was in May 1995, when Owen Rowland came to one of our first meetings. He was looking for a hobby, and thank goodness he chose local history! This quiet, unassuming man who was liked and gained the respect of everyone he came into contact with, dedicated himself to the pursuit of local history in Thornley, Ludworth and Wheatley Hill. His research skills were outstanding. He was thorough, efficient and reliable. He didn’t leave a stone unturned and never let distance get in the way of seeking out a record that he was in pursuit of. His contributions to local history were magnificent.

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  • July 2022

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