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A Ventnor Childhood in WW2 by Marigold Harding – Part 1: Home Life

Marigold Harding was ten when WW2 broke out.  Her family lived at the foot of Nine Stone Steps, where her father, builder Tom Harding, ran the ‘Trinity Works’.  This is the first of three articles using her memories of a wartime childhood in Ventnor, and mentions home and school life during the war, and Vivian… read more »

New book now available

We are pleased to announce that our new, long awaited, book, Ventnor and the Undercliff, in Search of Lost Time, is now published and available in our online shop, The 160 pages span the years from 1860 to 1950, with more than 180 black and white images drawn from the Society’s archive as well as… read more »

2020 Monthly Meeting Programme

Speaker programme for 2020: 31st January               Andy Butler: The 1950s and 60s – The Way Things Used to Be 28th February            Nick Minns: Michael Faraday and the IOW 27th March                 Annual General Meeting (followed by slide show)… read more »

Wight 365: A Day by Day Film of the Isle of Wight

Wight 365: A Day by Day Film of the Isle of Wight which was part of the Ventnor Fringe this year will be shown as part of the Nonsense Art Exhibition at the Central (old Youth Club) in Victoria Street,  Ventnor, from 21 – 28 September 2019 (2-7 pm each day).  Free entry. Includes contributions from… read more »

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