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Hamble Past and Present

THURSDAY 6th November 7.30pm - Hamble Memorial Hall (Rear Hall)

Ian Underdown will be launching a new booklet of the same title and giving an illustrated talk about its fascinating contents that shows how Hamble was years ago compared to present-day.  

It includes notable old buildings such as the Olde House, Portland House, Manor House and Hamble Cliff House, plus shops Lankaster & Crook and Bevis’ Newspaper & Confectionery.  The change in transport is also shown such as buses, railway, ferry and airfield, as well as schools, doctors’ surgeries and the fire brigade. Other important parts of Hamble are illustrated and the significant marine locations such as the Foreshore, Port Hamble North Yard and Hamble Point are not left out

The price of the booklet is £4 and after this meeting it will be available from the Coronation Parade Post Office.

New members and visitors are always welcomed!  The cost is £2 a meeting.
If you would like more information, please contact the Society’s Secretary.