‘Fishermen, Quakers, Bathers and Beach Folk’ – Helen Murray
‘Fishermen, Quakers, Bathers & Beach Folk’ is a talk by Norwich historian and author, Helen Murray. Learn about the artist, Juliet Seebohm and those she captured in her sketchbook of...
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‘Farm boy, physician, and stargazer – the life of Dr Richard Bangay of Holt’ – Amanda Howe
Wells Maltings Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-SeaRichard Bangay lived from 1834 – 1933. During that time, he moved from an impoverished childhood through work on farms and down mines into becoming a physician. He worked as...
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‘Researching the history of your house’ – Sheree Leeds
Sheree Leeds is a retired archivist and member of the Bracondale Residents' Association. Bracondale embraces one of the oldest entrances into the city of Norwich and has a wealth of historic...
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Jem Mace – ‘Norfolk’s Champion of the World 1870’ – Dale Wiseman
February 4th @ 2.30pmJem Mace – ‘Norfolk’s Champion of the World 1870’ – Dale WisemanAuthor and social historian, Dale Wiseman BA, returns to the Maltings to present the life story...
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Felbrigg Hall – Margaret Younger
Margaret Younger is a member of the National Trust House Team at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, and has kindly agreed to bring the stories of the Hall to us at Wells....
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Medieval Ship Graffiti: Prayers Made Solid in Stone? – Matt Champion
April 1st @ 2.30pmMedieval Ship Graffiti: Prayers Made Solid in Stone? – Matt ChampionOf all the types of early graffiti to be found in medieval churches, the one that has...
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Gordon Parker and the company Favor Parker Ltd. – Jim McNeill
Favor Parker is a historic company, not just with deep ties to Stoke Ferry but also to Wells’ iconic granary building, which had been constructed by F. & G. Smith...
The talk will be held at Wells Maltings, Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1AN