Reminder – History Society meeting tomorrow

Audlem and District History Society – Thursday 19 September

How to read a landscape

Claire Moores is an independent history researcher with a particular interest in the landscape and social history of Cheshire. In her illustrated talk she will look at how mankind has left its mark on the landscape. She uses evidence of exploitation for raw materials and industrial use, but also how transport systems, agriculture and patterns of worship and belief have all impacted on our constantly-evolving landscape.

All welcome. If you haven't previously attended our meetings, please come along as a visitor, without obligation. You'll find an informal, relaxed atmosphere and we hope you'll enjoy an interesting and informative evening.

The meeting will take place in the Scout and Guide Hall in Cheshire Street and start at 7.30pm.

Photographs

Two landscape views of Audlem in early spring 1970
Upper: Audlem from Holme's Bank.
Lower: the semi-derelict state of the canal and new houses being built in what would become Armstrong Close and Gemmull Close.

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