100 Years of Wakefield Historical Society. In 1952 a prophetic President, H.C. Haldane commented vigorously on the first removal of Queen Victoria’s statue from the Bull Ring and remarked on “modern” sculpture!
In 2003 the librarians at Horbury, having visited the Leeds Tapestry, thought it would be great to have a Horbury Tapestry, celebrating the centenary of Horbury Library. Knowing that Janet Taylor, one of the Friends…
100 Years of Wakefield Historical Society. Philip Walker, guest at the 50th Anniversary Dinner, in 1974, presented to the Society the querns on p.18 of his father’s book. The querns were passed to the Museum.
Information from South Leeds Archaeology: Our Next Meeting is this coming Thursday, 18th July. Time 7pm at the Rothwell Hub, Marsh Street, Rothwell, LS260AE Magna 2024, talk by Doug Whiteley This is a 5 year…
100 Years of Wakefield Historical Society. The Gissing House opened in 1990, the first Chair, our President, Douglas Hallam. A delightful small museum surely worth saving for the City.
100 Years of Wakefield Historical Society. In 1977 the Society published “The Drawings of Henry Clarke” as the Journal. These were successful and provided a financial springboard for WHP to be formed. Copies are held…