Glemsford Local History Background

*Glemsford's Railway Station was closed in 1967; the station sign, at least, has been preserved*	Glemsford Local History Society

An Introduction to the Village The Village: An Index History Selections Local History Society 2004 - 5 Village Links Other Links Our Guestbook Home Page and, on a site all of their very own: The Angel: a Village Pub The Morris Men of Little Egypt	The Society has now been in existence for more than 13 years. Since its inception, it has been dedicated to preserving and investigating the fascinating past of this corner of Suffolk. The original force behind the Society was the late Richard Deeks who, in his lifetime, did more than any individual to research the history of the village. Since 1993, the Society has published (sporadically) a newsletter containing members' contributions, again dedicated to developing the knowledge of Glemsford's place in history. I am hoping to include in these pages extracts from previous editions of the newsletter and, in future, to publish the whole text of new editions.

	Extracts from earlier newsletters: One person's view of the life of children in 19th Century Glemsford One person's view of the problems of adult life in 19th Century Glemsford Glemsford's connections with Windsor Castle Digest of a typical meeting Downs Engineering: notes on last season's talk A Walk Through Glemsford Memories of Glemsford in the 1920s - the Hartley transcript Crime and Transportation in 19th Century Glemsford Glemsford Family Researchers

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