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Here is a list of past events, associated with the Society, its members, or its major interests. A few were not directly the responsibility of the Hadleigh Society. Some recent newsletters include reports of these events: where these are available they can be found by clicking on the highlighted link in the subject column.

Where it's available, a poster of the meeting can be viewed by clicking the highlighted date, or if it is a large file there may be a link to click which shows the size and type of picture. With most Web browsers this will open a new window which may initially be right on top of the first but if you move it so that both windows are visible you can then use this 'events' list to select other posters which will each be displayed in the second window.

Date	Subject	By	Summary	Poster
22 Mar 1984	The Museum Comes to Life	Rob Shortland-Ball	Museum of East Anglian Life
8 May 1984	Clocks and Clock Making	Michael Hills Hills of Sudbury	Held at BDC Offices
3 Dec 1986	Period Properties, Hadleigh's Houses in 3 periods	John Bloomfield John Griffin Chris Culpin
12 May 1986	Who's Been Living in My House?		How to trace the history of your house or site, with exhibition of documents and photographs of 'Old Hadleigh'
28 Jan 1987	Growth of Hadleigh from Primitive Settlement to a Self Governing Town	WAB Jones
28 Feb 1987	Antiques seminar: English Silver from 1237AD, Pottery and Porcelain from 200BC	Noel Turner, FRICS
25 Mar 1987	Rise and Fall of a Cloth Town	Frank Grace
20 May 1987	The New Hadleigh Town Plan	Steven Brown
23 Sep 1987	Suffolk Landscapes	Celia Jennings
25 Nov 1987	Hadleigh 1881	History Group
27 Jan 1988	Listed Gardens	Audrey Tyerman
23 Mar 1988	Hadleigh 1618-1686, Chartered Borough	WAB Jones
22 Apr 1988	Our Trees, The Aftermath of the Hurricane	Jenny Carlisle, Conservation Officer, Babergh DC
25 Apr 1988	visit to Hadleigh Sewage Treatment Plant
28 Apr 1988	walk, Rands Farm to Bullocky Fen
04 May 1988	Hadleigh Houses (incl Flying Chariot)	L Panton, etc
29 Jun 1988	AGM
28 Sep 1988	The Cloth Industry in Mediaeval Suffolk	Mark Bailey
7 Dec 1988	Books as Art Objects	Noel Turner
25 Jan 1989	The Changing Townscape of 19th Century Ipswich	Frank Grace
22 Mar 1989	The History of Hadleigh's Grand Feoffment	Jim Quinlan
31 May 1989	Listing Old Buildings	Sylvia Colman
28 Jun 1989	AGM
28 Jun 1989	First Hadleigh Society Award to Keith Young for renovation of 'Edwards of Hadleigh'
23 Sep 1989	Visit to Leez Priory	John Bloomfield
27 Sep 1989	Gardening in the 18th Century	Audrey Tyerman
22 Nov	Soddington Street	Environmental Group
31 Jan 1990	Mediaeval Hall Houses	John Bloomfield
14 Mar 1990	Hadleigh businesses: Citadel Press and H Erben
23 May 1990	Garden party, Pink House
27 Jun 1990	AGM
23 Aug 1990	Noel Turner FRICS, former Chairman, died aged 72
28 Aug 1990	WAB Jones, President, died aged 83
01 Sep 1990	Environment Group consider Crest proposal	Michael Greenwood
26 Sep 1990	Suffolk's Traffic and Roads into the Next Century	J J Stansfield, County Surveyor
10 Oct 1990	Local Silk, its History and Manufacture	R K Lynton, Vanners Silks
21 Nov 1990	Hadleigh 1871 - a time of change	History Group
01 Dec 1990	Hadleigh 1881 book published	History Group
23 Jan 1991	The Work of the SPS	Graeme Bushell
01 Mar 1991	Guildhall Complex reopens
20 Mar 1991	What Future for South Suffolk?	Don Ayre, SCC Planning Dept
15 May 1991	Are You Sitting Comfortably: Antique Chairs	Gordon Sutcliffe
21 May 1991	Elizabethan Hadleigh - Responses to the Poor	Prof Marjorie K McIntosh
26 Jun 1991	AGM & talk, Beyond the Millenium	Michael Greenwood
26 Jun 1991	Canon J Griffin appointed Hon President
26 Jun 1991	Noel Turner Award to Gordon Sutcliffe
26 Jun 1991	Noel Turner Award to Odds & Ends
26 Jun 1991	Noel Turner Award to Richard Jackson Partnership
10 Jul 1991	The place of Hadleigh within Babergh	D Bishop, Babergh CE, G Swain, R Coysh
18 Sep 1991	Doomsday Suffolk	Mark Bailey
06 Oct 1991	Hadleigh Guildhall guided tour	John Bloomfield
30 Oct 1991	Fine Arts & Antiques	James Fletcher, Oliver's of Sudbury
27 Nov 1991	The Effects of Farming on our Environment	Hans Luers
28 Jan 1992	Hadleigh with the lid off	John Bloomfield
28 Jan 1992	first Hadleigh Society event in Guildhall
27 Feb 1992	planning panel formed
10 Mar 1992	Listed Gardens of Suffolk	Audrey Tyerman
30 Apr 1992	Why Must the Show Go On? The Seventy Years of Hadleigh Amateur Dramatic Society	Brian Haylock
10 May 1992	visit of Harwich Society
21 May 1992	visit of Long Melford H & A Society
25 Jun 1992	AGM
25 Jun 1992	Noel Turner Award to National Rivers Authority for Tinkers Lane weir
29 Jul 1992	visit to Bury St Edmunds Record Office	Rosemary Rogers
01 Sep 1992	Town Archives issue raised in Newsletter (Sep, Oct, Nov)
13 Sep 1992	visit to Woodbridge
22 Sep 1992	Napoleonic Woodbridge	Peter Driver
13 Oct 1992	Hadleigh Traffic Survey	Malcolm Smith, Deputy County Survey
19 Nov 1992	Our Town and its Heritage	Richard Ward, BDC Conservation Officer
01 Dec 1992	Babergh Local Plan Alteration no 1, through to June
26 Jan 1993	Use and Abuse of Decorative Detail in Hadleigh	Richard Bawden	Oddities & Curiosities of Hadleigh
11 Mar 1993	Suffolk - a Personal World	Ronald Blythe
27 Apr 1993	The Art of Thomas Gainsborough	Hugh Belsay, curator Gainsborough's Hous
09 May 1993	visit to Harwich
15 May 1993	stand at Hadleigh Show
23 May 1993	visit from Woodbridge Soc
24 Jun 1993	AGM
21 Jul 1993	Friends of the Guildhall formed	Jane Haylock
01 Sep 1993	Suffolk Historic Buildings Group formed	Martin Mosebury Smith
21 Sep 1993	Hadleigh & the Amateur Stage (HADS history continued)	Brian Haylock
21 Oct 1993	Future of Local Government	E Barritt SCC Planning Officer
18 Nov 1993	A Long Look Back at Suffolk	Norman Scarfe
27 Jan 1994	Patterns for Suffolk Buildings	Celia Jennings
08 Mar 1994	As I Was Walking Past the Skip	John Bloomfield
27 Apr 1994	Suffolk in the Civil War	Frank Grace
30 Jun 1994	AGM
23 Aug 1994	The Work of the SPS	Gregory Luton
6 Oct 1994	Shipping on Orwell	Richard Smith
22 Nov 1994	Hadleigh in the 1840s	History Group
10 Jan 1995	Hadleigh Picture Show	Peter Boulton
16 Mar 1995	The Day That Peace Broke Out	John Bloomfield
25 Apr 1995	Conserving our Heritage	Michael Munt
29 Jun 1995	A Country Parsonage in the Forepart of the Century	Canon John Griffin
29 Jun 1995	AGM
22 Aug 1995	Suffolk Garden Legacy -Sir Cedric Morris & Friends	Audrey Tyerman
14 Oct 1995	Visit to Giffords Hall	Mrs Brocklebank
19 Oct 1995	Suffolk Churches	Fred Bridges
7 Nov 1995	A Year on the Farm with Horses	Roger Clark
9 Jan 1996	Archaeology in Suffolk	Keith Wade,Principle Archaeology Officer
14 Mar 1996	Access to your Archives	Guenever Pachent, Assistant Director Suffolk County Libraries and Heritage
23 Apr 1996	'Touring' Historic Colchester	Don Scott (lecturer, tour guide)
27 Jun 1996	AGM
20 Aug 1996	Suffolk Regiment Archives	Gwyn Thomas, archivist
17 Oct 1996	Old Hadleigh	Peter Branch, past landlord at Kings Head and past Mayor of Hadleigh
26 Nov 1996	The Town & St Mary's	Dean, The Very Revd Stuart Morris
28 Jan 1997	Lavenham, story of a Suffolk wool town	Fred Bridges
13 Mar 1997	Early Motoring in Suffolk	John Bridges
29 Apr 1997	Tracing the History of Houses	Sue Andrews
26 Jun 1997	AGM
12 Aug 1997	Old Hadeigh Picture Show	Richard Ward
1 Oct 1997	Fire in Benton Street: The Magistrate and the Servant Girl	Clive Paine
25 Nov 1997	Hadleigh in War & Peace from 1939	Peter Branch
Tues 27 Jan 1998	Shopping in Bildeston thro' the ages	Sue Andrews
Thur 12 Mar 1998	The 19th century Silk Trade of Suffolk & Essex	David Possee
Tues 28 Apr 1998	A new look at your brick wall (discovering what walls can show)	Roger Kennell
Thur 25 Jun 1998	Annual General Meeting followed by talk on Hadleigh Archives	Joe Byrne
Tue 11 Aug 1998	A Brett Valley Patchwork - titbits of history	Sue Andrews
Thu 1 Oct 1998	Firefighting in Suffolk	Graham Saward
Tue 24 Nov 1998	The story of Hadleigh's Charities from 1400 to 1900	History Group
Tue 2 Feb 1999	Illicit Sex in 17^th Century Hadleigh	Sue Andrews
Thu 18 Mar 1999	Will - making in Mediaeval Hadleigh	Peter Northeast
Tue 27 Apr 1999	Hookers and Strippers - The Paupers of Hadleigh	Clive Paine
Thu 24 Jun 1999	AGM, Cheese and Wine
Tue 17 Aug 1999	Putting a National Trust House to Bed	Monica Place
Thu 14 Oct 1999	What did you do in the war, John? A schoolboy's memories of wartime Hadleigh.	John Kersey		poster
Tue 23 Nov 1999	100 Pictures from the Hadleigh Archives	Joe Byrne
Tuesday 8^th Feb 2000	Are you being heard?	Mrs Pat Barnes, Chief Executive, Babergh District Council
Thursday 16^th March 2000	Throwing Light on the Dark Ages in Hadleigh	Sue Andrews
Tuesday 25^th April 2000	Freemasonry in the Hadleigh and Colchester Area in the Early Days	Mrs Pat Lewis
Thursday 22^nd June 2000	AGM
Tuesday 22^nd August 2000	Hadleigh Time Line	John Bloomfield	A chronology of Hadleigh’s history from the earliest known date
Thursday 19th October	Will Making in Medieval Hadleigh – part 2	Peter Northeast	In Part 1 we heard how their wills revealed that some of Hadleigh’s past residents were millionaires, by today’s values. Find our more in Part 2.
Tuesday 28^th November	Suffolk’s Mary Rose	Clive Paine	Henry VIII’s younger sister and her association with Suffolk
Tuesday 6th February 2001	Hadleigh in 1881	History Group
Thursday 22nd March	Films from the East Anglian archive	Mr F Jacobi	E Anglian Film Archive - UEA
Tuesday 24th April	Hadleigh Archaeological Dig	Linzi Everett
Tuesday 26th June	AGM
Tuesday 21st August	Bieberach Revisited	Carol Wheatley
Monday 22nd October	Edwardian Reform in the Hadleigh Area (1447-1553)	Clive Paine
Tuesday 20th November	The History of Cartoons	Brian Haylock
Tuesday 5th February 2002	The Cold War Revisited (Personal Experiences of a Berlin Airlift Pilot)	Jim Betteridge
Wednesday 20th March	From Sheep to Shawl	Barbara Rumsey
Tuesday 23rd April	The Structure of St Mary’s Church, Hadleigh	Roger Kennel
Thursday 27th June	AGM
Wednesday 21st August	The Organist and the Parlourmaid	Colin Stephenson	A Hadleigh Love Story
Wednesday 23rd October	Hadleigh Looks After Its Poor, 1400-1700	Sue Andrews
Thursday 28th November	Dr Rowland Taylor and Mary’s Counter Reformation in the Hadleigh Area.	Clive Paine
Monday 3^rd February 2003	Hadleigh Picture Show	Joe Byrne	More pictures from Hadleigh's Archives.
Wednesday 19^th March	Hadleigh's Open Spaces	Mark Taverner	in relation to a possible ‘Anglia In Bloom’ entry
Tuesday 29^th April	The Wealth of Hadleigh’s Charities	Sue Andrews
Wednesday 25^th June	AGM
Wednesday 20^th August	The Organist's Son - A Hadleigh Childhood	Colin Stephenson		poster
Thursday 16^th October 258kB PDF	Cedric Morris: 40 years in Hadleigh	Glyn Morgan	Glyn Morgan on the work of Cedric Morris who for 40 years was one of the most celebrated residents of Hadleigh. From 1944 up to Cedric’s death in 1982 Glyn was a frequent pupil at the East Anglian School of Painting and Drawing at Benton End.
Monday 24^th November	Queen Elizabeth's Progresses Through Suffolk, 1561 and 1578	Clive Paine		221kB PDF
Tuesday 3rd February 2004	Hadleigh Highway Robbery and update	History group	See newsletter	PDF 88k
Monday 15^th March	From Hadleigh to Holland-on-Sea and Back: a Historical Comparison	Roger Kennell	Both Hadleigh and Holland-on-Sea appear in Doomsday. Today they are about the same size, but they developed very differently. Roger has studied their histories and will present a comparison.	PDF 389k
Wednesday 19^th May	Hadleigh’s History Mysteries!	Sue Andrews	A Question & Answer Session	265k
Wednesday 23^rd June	Annual General Meeting
Monday 16^th August	Commonwealth War Graves	Peter Lee	see newsletter	155k PDF
Tuesday 12^th October	What did 'ag labs' actually do?	Michael Stone	We know that these abbreviations mask a great deal of painful work in all weathers, but do they mask a great range of skills? This talk gives a detailed answer from 1842/3, using an unpublished source from a mid-Suffolk estate. Day by day the activities of the farm staff are recalled.	283k PDF
Wednesday 24^th November	Victorian Christmas	Clive Paine	Most of our images of the 'perfect Christmas', its customs, celebrations and gatherings are based in the Victorian period. But how did the Victorians themselves see Christmas Past; how did they revive, adapt and add to the celebration of the birth of Christ, with entertainments, songs, decorations, food and drink; and what was the reality of Christmas for those at different levels of society? This talk attempts to answer these questions using contemporary accounts, newspaper reports, drawings and photographs.	173k jpeg
Wednesday 2^nd February 2005	The Battle of Maldon & The Danish Conquest	Dr Sam Newton	An illustrated presentation on the two phases of the coming of the Danes to East Anglia, looking first at the Danish kingdom of Guthrum in the late ninth century before considering the return of the Danes in the late tenth century and, in particular, the Battle of Maldon. Understanding of the latter is enormously enhanced by one of the greatest surviving Old English battle-poems, which provides an almost blow-by-blow account and details which help us locate the site of the battle around the Northey Island causeway.	PDF
Wednesday 6^th April	Suffolk Witches	Pip Wright	From medieval days through to Victorian times, how superstition has haunted Suffolk, and the persecution it led to.	PDF
Monday 23^rd May	A Hadleigh ‘Pub Crawl’	Sue Andrews	an (unfortunately) imaginary tour of the town’s pubs of yesteryear.	266kB PDF
Wednesday 29^th June	Annual General Meeting
Wednesday 17^th August in St Mary's Church	Behind The Vestry Door	John Bloomfield	St Mary's Church Vestry has, for some centuries, been the repository of day to day matters and objects concerning the church as a structure and an institution. Though relatively inconsequential at the time, they now have a fascinating historical importance. illustrating some of the physical changes brought about by the personalities involved as well as a small insight into the individuals themselves. John Bloomfield has compiled some of this information to show what previous generations did to the church to match the requirements of the day and, in doing so, has unearthed some surprises.	566kB PDF
Wednesday 5^th October	Plague in 17^th Century Suffolk	Clive Paine		60k pdf
Wednesday 23^rd November	Hadleigh’s 20^th Century Revealed	Roger Kennell	An illustrated look at the town during the 20th century, which brought great changes, especially during the latter decades. Linked to the recent publication of a new book, Hadleigh 1900 - 2000, see some of the pictures which did not get a place in the book. Test your memory on some shops and shopkeepers of Hadleigh.	PDF
Monday 30^th January 2006	Enjoying Old Churches	Roy Tricker		pdf 678k
Monday 3^rd April	St Edmund: History and Legend	Dr Sam Newton		PDF (116k)
Wednesday 24^th May	Pretty Corsets in Hadleigh	Roger Kennell	For over twenty years early last century, the Hadleigh Corset Factory of William Pretty provided employment for many local women and girls. Who was William Pretty? Where was the factory, what was made there, and why was a basket regulary lowered from the factory window? Researched, and now told for the first time, this is the interesting story of an age when women dressed so differently to today’s fashions.	563kB PDF

Wednesday 28^th June	Annual General Meeting
Wednesday 16^th August	Transportation in Suffolk	Pip Wright		150kB PDF
Friday 1^st September 7.30pm for 8pm	Ruby & Her Horses	The Bumpstead Boys	True life stories from the age of agricultural depression much of which is centred around Ruby's love and adventures with horses in these hard days. A time when you could walk on land from Cambridge to Clacton that nobody would take and as Ruby said 'if you hadn't got anything you were lucky, for sooner or later you would loose it and you had not the worry of it.' The songs are sung by Andrew in his fine nut brown Suffolk voice whilst Neil tells the stories just at Ruby told them.	234kB jpeg
Monday 9^th October	Hadleigh's Parks	Sue Andrews		907kB PDF
Wednesday 29^th November	The New Poor Law	Clive Paine		104kB PDF
Wednesday 17th January 2007	Rags and Bones, a 19th Century Working Class Community in Ipswich	Frank Grace	In late Victorian Ipswich over 8000 people lived in the slums of the St Clement's district. Through the lives and experiences of the inhabitants Frank Grace explores the world of the poor.	Poster PDF (537kB)
Monday 26th March	Aldham, A Changed Village	Pam Oldroyd	A resident of Aldham for 40 years, Pam researched the history of the village for 20 years and witnessed a strand of social history unfolding around her. Some of the displays from her exhibitions of 1988/90 were on view.	Poster (pdf) 106kB Poster (jpg) 212kB
Wednesday 2^nd May	King Alfred, the Cakes and the Raven Banner	Dr Sam Newton	reference to Guthrum	Poster (pdf) 109kB
Wednesday 20^th June	AGM
Monday 13^th August	Hadleigh 1836	History Group	The eight members of Hadleigh Society History Group peopled the streets of the town based on a map dated 1836 held in Hadleigh Archive. The map shows all the residential streets with buildings represented as approximate-sized rectangles, except for the parish church of St Mary’s that appears to be a scaled plan. Some dwellings and business premises have the names of their occupiers, while others are numbered. These numbers do not refer to present addresses but to a local census discovered in the Suffolk Record Office at Bury St Edmunds.	Poster (pdf) 236kB
Monday 15^th October	Women of Hadleigh	Sue Andrews	C15 Matilda Groome: 1464 set up hospice 30y before Pykenham's almshouses C16 Alice Parkins C16 Ann Still C17 Elizabeth Buddle C18 Ann Beaumont C18 Sarah Lloyd C19 Phoebe Death - the economics of a poor family C20 'Mrs Oldham'	Poster (pdf) 234kB
Wednesday 5^th December	Men of Hadleigh	Roger Kennell	William Pykenham, came to Hadleigh 1469 John Lindsey=Simon Dewes=John Muriel, d1975 Dean Brown - mid C20th John Hervey - leader of the Hadleigh Gang, trial 1747 Oswald Gayford - record flight to S Africa, 1933 Hugh James Rose - Oxford movement Fred Holbrow - painter, decorator Roland Alderton - Toppesfield Mill and the bricklayers & carpenters who built the town	Poster (pdf) 854kB
Mon 14 Jan 2008	Wolves Wood	Mark Nowers, RSPB	An ancient woodland and bird reserve	PDF 98k
Wed 5 Mar	From the Quill to the Ballpoint	Michael Woods	The story of the development of writing implements and materials. Based on a personal collection.	PDF 330k
Mon 19 May	The Making of the Suffolk Landscape	Edward Martin		394k PDF
Wed 18 Jun	AGM
Mon 11 Aug	Medical Matters in Hadleigh	Millie Goulbourn	Medical Tales	PDF
		Margaret Jeffrey	Dr Franey: Hadleigh Cottage Hospital.
		Sue Andrews	Smallpox and the Pest House Charity
Wed 15 Oct	Market Stalls and Almshouses	Sue Andrews	The story of Hadleigh’s two feoffment charities.	PDF 789k
Mon 1 Dec	The Hadleigh Dean's Diary	History Group	an 1840’s record of the Dean’s professional life.	PDF 550k
Mon 19 Jan 2009	‘The King of Bling’ – The Prittlewell Discovery -	Dr Sam Newton	Who was the king who lay in state in the richly laden burial-mound discovered at Prittlewell in Essex? Preliminary indications suggest that he may have been the first Christian king of the East Saxons, S�berht, who died c.616. Sam explores what we can see in the burial chamber in the context of the history of the early seventh century.	170k PDF
Wed 18 Mar in Town Hall Dining Room	An Airman's Tale	John Bloomfield	An illustrated biography of the son of a local man, an airman, Mr McNamara, who 'did it all' and was killed before he was 21.	PDF 891kB
Mon 18 May	The Reign of Henry VIII in Suffolk	Clive Paine	Themes included Cardinal Wolsey, Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, Taxation Riots, the local militia, religious changes, mansions and diet.	114k PDF
Wed 17 Jun	AGM
Mon 10 Aug	And so to bed in Hadleigh, 1550 - 1750	Sue Andrews		677k PDF
Wed 21 Oct	Members' Evening	allcomers	Open mic - bring your own reminiscences about people, buildings, trades: anything about Hadleigh. Call us if you need any projection facilities.	PDF
Mon 7 Dec	Hadleigh in World War II	Roger Kennell		PDF
Wed 20 Jan 2010	Hadleigh & Flying	John Bloomfield	Poster shows Mrs de Havilland and Lady Bailey at Hadleigh Airfield.	423k PDF
Mon 15 Mar	Suffolk Deer Parks	Dr Rosemary Hoppitt	Medieval hunting and the Suffolk parks.	923kB PDF
Wed 19 May	Hugh James Rose, Dean of Hadleigh	Revd Paul Hamlet		PDF 469k
Mon 21 Jun	AGM
Wed 18 Aug	The Deanery Tower	Roger Kennell	An illustrated presentation telling the story of William Pykenham, a late 15th century Rector of Hadleigh. He held many church appointments, and was lawyer, and also a builder. The stunning Rectors tower at Hadleigh is one of his buildings. But what was he like as a man?	525kB pdf
Mon 18 Oct	World War 2 Memories	Nina and Steve Sherwood		142kB PDF
Wed 15 Dec	Crime and Punishment in 19th Century Hadleigh	Hadleigh Local Studies Workshop Group: Sue Andrews, Millie Goulbourn, Margaret Jeffery, Jean Styles	‘And the donkey was brought into the court’. A look at Crime and Punishment in Hadleigh during the nineteenth century.	Portrait Landscape
Wed 19 Jan 2011	Hadleigh Trades and Occupations in the 19th Century	History Group
Mon 14 Mar	Helming Leget, royal servant and Pond Hall, Hadleigh	Dr Rosemary Hoppitt & Sue Andrews		177k PDF
Wed 18 May	Pictures of Hadleigh Streets, 1962	Jan Byrne		landscape portrait
Mon 20 Jun	AGM
Wed 17 Aug	In a Deanery Garden	The Very Revd Martin Thrower, Rector of Hadleigh, Dean of Bocking and Rural Dean of Hadleigh	Starting with tour around the garden if weather is suitable, followed by talk in the Old Town Hall.	300k PDF
Mon 17 October	The Ipswich Quayside	Suffolk Archaeological Team		123k PDF
Mon 12 Dec	The Medieval Manor of Hadleigh	Margaret Woods	from translations of the original manorial documents	358k PDF

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