Mold Church Historical Society New Program for 2017-2018 is below. but don’t forget about the last meeting of the 2016-2017 program is tomorrow Saturday 8th April at the Church Hall King Street Mold at 2.30pm when Graham Greasley will be talking on Thomas Telford
Mold Civic Society is sponsoring the excellent talk
The Place of Richard Wilson in the history of Landscape Painting
by Peter Lord as part of the The Daniel Owen Festival. On Thursday 20 October 2016, 7:30pm at Tyddyn Street Chapel, Mold.
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For those of you that are not aware Ken Lloyd Gruffydd was working on a book entitled ‘Maritime Wales in the Middle Ages’. It has now been published, and the book will be launched at Mold Library on Wednesday June 29th at 7.00.
It has been priced at £25 but will be for sale at £20 on the night.
The next Mold Civic meeting is on Thursday 2nd June when the talk will be “Discovering Old Welsh Houses” Margaret Dunn
New members are always welcome. Visitors are also very welcome for a small fee each visit. Meetings are held at the Masonic Hall, Earl Road, Mold. CH7 1AB (next door to the Post Office) 7.15 for a 7.30pm start.
The next meeting is on Thursday 5th May 2016 when the talk will be “The North Wales Royal Mail Route” by David Waller
New members are always welcome. Visitors are also very welcome for a small fee each visit. Meetings are held at the Masonic Hall, Earl Road, Mold. CH7 1AB (next door to the Post Office) 7.15 for a 7.30pm start.
The next Mold Civic meeting is this Thursday 7th April, The talk is Shipping on Deeside by John Coppack. should be extremely interesting. At the Masonic Hall, Earl Road, Mold. CH7 1AB (next door to the Post Office) 7.15 for a 7.30pm start.
Mold & District Civic Society was formed in 1997 to offer local people the opportunity of discovering & learning about the abundance of historical, cultural & architectural heritage on their doorstep.
Sefydlwyd Cymdeithas Ddinesig Yr Wyddgrug a’r Cylch ym 1997 i roi cyfle i bobl leol ddarganfod y dreftadaeth helaeth,o ran hanes, diwylliant a phensaerniaeth, sydd ar gael yn eu milltir sgwar ac i ddysgu amdani.
