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SUMMARY:Julia Jones Talk - We fought them in gunboat.
DESCRIPTION:HMS Beehive in Felixstowe WW2 \nBuilt of wood\, heavily armed\, they were extraordinarily vulnerable. \nUnder cover of darkness\, relying on their speed to get them out of range and crewed of volunteer reservists with an average age of 19 they took part in raids\, laid mines\, rescued ditched Allied pilots\, and landed and collected secret agents from the enemy coast. \n  \nALL WELCOME \nAdmission  £4 Members  £5 visitors
URL:https://woodbridgemuseum.org/event/julia-jones-talk-we-fought-them-in-gunboat/
LOCATION:Nearby Community Centre\, Woodbridge Community Hall\, Station Road\, Woodbridge\, Suffolk\, IP12 4AU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Friends of the Museum,Talk
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SUMMARY:Terry Lock Talk - WW1 through pictures and stories
DESCRIPTION:A broad chronological look at events\, stories\, personalities of the war with particular references to Suffolk’s involvement. \nTerry has had a long term interest in the first World War\, has been to the Western Front and guided parties there on many occasions. He has also visited Verdun\, the Italian Front and Gallipoli. He obtained a masters degree from Wolverhampton University on Britain and the First World War. Particular references to Suffolk will be made in the talk. \n  \nALL WELCOME \nAdmission  £4 Members  £5 visitors
URL:https://woodbridgemuseum.org/event/terry-lock-talk-ww1-through-pictures-and-stories/
LOCATION:Nearby Community Centre\, Woodbridge Community Hall\, Station Road\, Woodbridge\, Suffolk\, IP12 4AU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Friends of the Museum,Talk
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SUMMARY:Mary Newton Talk -  Hidden in plain sight
DESCRIPTION:An exploration of  cases where perpetrators initially went undetected\, including the abduction and murder of Sarah Payne and the Soham murders. \nMary is a retired forensic biologist who worked for 40 years in London. She moved to Suffolk 10 years ago. She started as an assistant scientist and worked up to becoming principal in her field. \nMany of the cases she has worked on\, as part of a team at London Laboratories\, have been dramatised in recent years. \nPLEASE NOTE due to the nature of the content\, this talk is for over 18’s only. \n  \nALL WELCOME \nAdmission  £4 Members  £5 visitors \n 
URL:https://woodbridgemuseum.org/event/mary-newton-talk-hidden-in-plain-sight/
LOCATION:Nearby Community Centre\, Woodbridge Community Hall\, Station Road\, Woodbridge\, Suffolk\, IP12 4AU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Friends of the Museum,Talk
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SUMMARY:Dave Steward Talk - Hatfield House and The Cecil Family
DESCRIPTION:An armchair walk around the historic  house and gardens  \nThe talk takes us round the house and the gardens\, giving a full history of the Hatfield House and the Cecil family. \nDave has been a professional speaker for over 15 years\, giving talks in Suffolk\, Norfolk and Essex. He has appeared on the radio and is a professional Family History researcher. \n  \nALL WELCOME \nAdmission  £4 Members  £5 visitors \n 
URL:https://woodbridgemuseum.org/event/dave-steward-talk-hatfield-house-and-the-cecil-family/
LOCATION:Nearby Community Centre\, Woodbridge Community Hall\, Station Road\, Woodbridge\, Suffolk\, IP12 4AU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Friends of the Museum,Talk
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