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 teas and coffees. Any other donations - great or small - are always welcome.
CARNEGIE WINTER TALKS 2009 - 2010
Yes - its that time of year again - the nights are drawing in and its time to find something to do to while away the winter evenings. Once again we have the cream of the crop of Hull's local historians on hand to give free and usually illustrated talks on subjects of a local nature.
Tuesday 26 January 2010 Shelia Coates explains
The Development of Hull in the 19th Century and its affect on her family
Tuesday 23 February 2010 Martin Taylor illustrates
the new Hull History Centre
Tuesday 23 March 2010 Alec Gill MBE gives one of his favourite talks
The Kids of Hessle Road ; Growing up in a Fishing Community
SUNDAY REMINISCENCE GROUP
Sunday 3 January 2010 Hull in the 1960s with Alan Richards & friends
Sunday 7 February Battalions of Hull - Second World War with Charles Dinsdale
Sunday 7 March St Mary's Wilton Street School with Paul Whitney
Sunday 4 April Memories of Newington T.B.A.
Sunday 2 May Grandad's House with Chris Scott
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
LOCAL HISTORY
A ten week Adult Education course with Malcolm Scott
Every Wednesday from 13 January to 24 March 2010
10.00am to 12 noon - with a break for half term
Adult Education fees apply to this course -
so please register at the Eastfield Adult education centre
WRITING HISTORY
A ten week Adult Education course with Malcolm Scott
Every Wednesday from 13 January to 24 March 2010
1.00pm to 3.00pm - with a break for half term
As above - Adult Education fees apply for these courses -
so please register at the Eastfield Adult education centre
CLIMBING TREES
A five-week genealogy course to help you start your Family Tree with the help and advice of the East Yorkshire Family History Society
Monday mornings from 1 March to 29 March 2010 from 10.00 am to 12 noon
Please register at Carnegie if you are interested in attending this course