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Tag: Civil War Exhibition Tywardreath St Andrews Church 30-31st August 2024

English Civil War
Events / History / History

30th Aug to 1st September English Civil War – 380th Anniversary of the Battle of Lostwithiel Exhibition at St Andrew’s Church from

An Exhibition in St Andrew’s Church for the 380th Anniversary of the Battle of Lostwithiel – English Civil War
30th Aug to 1st September

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  • Thursday 24th Oct 7pm, History of Morris Dancing – Dave Quoroll 7 October 2024
  • Thursday 26th September 2024 – A Short History of Withiel 7 September 2024
  • 30th Aug to 1st September English Civil War – 380th Anniversary of the Battle of Lostwithiel Exhibition at St Andrew’s Church from 17 July 2024
  • Family Fun Bingo – Saturday 18th at 6.30pm at Tywardreath village hall 7 May 2024
  • 25th & 26th May a family friendly fund-raising event at Newhouse farm 5 May 2024

Children’s Employment Commission. REPORT by CHARLES BARHAM, ESQ M.D.

East Wheal Crofty - Chlidren in Mines 1842

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