Sue will tell us about Victorian artist Frederick Watts and his wife Mary, their home and studio at Limnerslease, the Compton Potters Art Guild, the Mortuary Chapel and the Watts Gallery.

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Tom, the National Trust’s Project Archaeologist for Clandon Park, will describe the meticulous salvage operation undertaken after the fire and how new clues about the history and structure of the building have been revealed.

The story of the Football Battalion and their association with Ewhurst during the First World War

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We welcome Joy for a return visit. This time she will be telling us all about Cranleigh during the First World War and how it affected the lives of the villagers.

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We are very sorry but our December speaker is not well and will not be able to do our planned talk.

Our Chairman, Janet Balchin, will give her talk, originally planned for February, instead.

Ewhurst through historic eyes - What can we learn from looking at original images, paintings and early photographs? Janet will be showing a wide variety of old local views of Ewhurst.

Followed by mulled wine and mince pies.

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Special thanks to David for stepping in to fill the gap left by programme changes due to the illness of a previous  speaker.

David will tell us about electricity in the home and has done some new research to give local examples.

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Tillingbourne Tales is the result of a Heritage Lottery funded community project to discover more about the unique industrial history of the Tillingbourne valley. Find out all about it with Anne Sassin, Project Co-ordinator.

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Robin, a historic buildings surveyor, will tell us about the Victorian architect Henry Woodyer, who lived at Grafham. Amongst his many commissions are Cranleigh School, Cranleigh Rectory and Hascombe Church.

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