Please note that although the majority of our events are free of charge (those run by the Adult Education Service will incur their standard fees) we do expect a small donation for tea and coffee. Any other donations - great or small - are always welcome

CARNEGIE EVENING WINTER TALKS

Tuesday 26 October 2010  •  David Neave  •  Another Look at Hull's Buildings

East Yorkshire's premier architectural historian talks about some of Hull's treasured buildings

Tuesday 23 November 2010  •  Geoff Bell  •  Old Hull

Our freind Geoff Bell tells us more about old Hull with his usual selection of great photographs

Tuesday 14 December 2010  •  Mike Covell  •  Hull's Ghostly Myths and Legends

Jack the Ripper expert Mike talks on eerie aspects of Hull's history - perfect for a winter's night


All talks begin at 7.30 pm prompt - please arrive early to take your seat in good time

SUMMER QUIZ NIGHTS

                       A light-hearted Local History quiz on the fourth Tuesday of each month for                      teams of up to four persons

Tuesday 28 September  •  with Charlie Cradock

Doors open 7pm - Quiz starts 7.30pm

A donation of £1 per person is requested and refreshments are served at half time.

SUNDAY REMINISCENCE GROUP

Sunday 5 September  •  Madam Clapham  •  with Susan Capes

Sunday 3 October  •  The Anlaby Park Estate  •  with Chris Mead

Sunday 7 November  •  History of Hull's Docks  •  with David Nunn

All meetings are held on the first Sunday of each month in a very informal manner

We start at 1.30pm and finishing around  3.30pm - come for a cuppa and a chat and please note

that a charge of £1 is requested towards refreshments and room costs.

LOCAL HISTORY COURSE

A ten week Adult Education course with Malcolm Scott beginning in September 2010

Every Wednesday from 10am until 12 noon, with a break at half-term

Adult Education fees apply to this course, so please register at the Eastfield Adult Education Centre

FAMILY HISTORY COURSE

A six week genealogy course entitled Climbing Trees, aimed at introducing people to the study of their family tree; led by Charlie Craddock of the East Yorkshire Family History Society

Monday mornings 10am until 12 noon

13 September until 18 October 2010 and 1 November until 6 December 2010

Please register at the Carnegie Heritage Centre if you are interested in this course