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    • Talks 2022
      • The Story of Pye – 1896-2021
    • Talks 2021
      • The Lost Windmills of Cherry Hinton – Michelle Bullivant
      • The Cam From Mill Pool to Baites Bite – Mike Petty
      • Hobson’s Conduit
      • Victorian and Edwardian Cambridge – Tony Kirby January 28th 2021
    • Talks 2020
      • A Lab of One’s Own – Dr P Fara Zoom Talk Nov 2020
      • Lord Fairhaven and Anglesey Abbey
    • Talks 2019
      • Roman Archaeological Discoveries On The A14
      • The End of The War to End all Wars
      • What’s Beneath our Village – Report on Test Pit Excavations
      • Ports, Waterways and Railways
      • The David Parr House
      • Six Things You (probably) Didn’t Know About Stapleford
      • Billy Lincoln And His Films Of Biggleswade Life In The 1930s
    • Talks 2018
      • Oliver And More: The Revival Of The British Musical 1958 -1970
      • The Thin End Of The Wedge: How The Door Was Opened To Women At Cambridge
      • Hideous Cambridge
      • The Battle of the Somme Through the Eyes of One Cambridge Man
      • Cambridge Ghosts
      • Bringing The Cemetery to Life: The American War Cemetery at Madingley
    • Talks 2017
      • Middle Saxon Village Development in Cambridgeshire and the -ham/-ton Divide
      • The Gray Family of Wandlebury
      • My Family With Two Black Sheep
      • Stourbridge Fair
      • How Bill Tutte Won The War
    • Talks 2016
      • Robert Sayle: The Man, His Life And The Shop
      • History In Our Hands
      • Being a Cambridge Blue-Badge Guide
      • Oliver Cromwell
      • The Cambridge Bonfires
      • Henry Morris and The Establishment of The Village Colleges
      • Stapleford’s Eccentric Vicar, The Rev Daw, and His Pioneering Concrete House
    • Talks 2015
      • Policing, And Other Ways To Save Children
      • Stapleford In The 1940s
      • History of Magog Down
      • Saving Children From The Nazis
      • Parish Workhouses
    • Talks 2014
      • 1914 – The Year Our World Changed
      • Sawston Hall
      • Addenbrooke’s Hospital
      • The Wandlebury Estate
      • What’s Under Your Village
    • Talks 2013
      • The Railway Age
  • Stapleford Project Reports
    • 17th Century Hearth Tax in Stapleford
    • Stapleford and the 1911 Census
    • True Sons of Stapleford – Project to commemorate the centenary of the End of WW1
    • Test Pitting Project
    • The Farming Heffers of Stapleford
    • Battlefields Visit 2018
    • Village People
      • Charlie Jennings
      • Githa Challis
      • Josephine Challis
      • Tony Pryor
    • The History of Stapleford School in the 20th Century
    • Memories of time in Stapleford from the White family
    • Memories from Australia on Dormer Cottage and Stapleford Windmill
    • Stapleford’s Eccentric Vicar And His Pioneering Concrete House
    • Stapleford Feoffee Charity
    • Stapleford in the War Years – Recollections of Stapleford Residents
    • Stapleford Men Who Served in WW1
    • Stapleford War Dead
    • Stapleford In The 1940s
    • Stapleford Village Show Archive
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  • Photo Album
    • Bury Farm
    • Flood in Stapleford October 2001
    • Welcome Home to Returned WW1 Soldiers
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Thurs, January 13th, 2022 – The History of Pye – Roger Crabtree and Michael Wassail

January 13 @ 19:30 - 21:00

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Date:
January 13
Time:
19:30 - 21:00

Venue

Stapleford Pavilion
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