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A Walk on the Thames Path Oxford – Pangbourne Talk

A Walk on the Thames Path Oxford – Pangbourne Talk

This is a stunning section of the Thames as it meanders its way through the countryside and past villages and towns with particularly interesting histories including Oxford, Abingdon, Wallingford and Pangbourne. Many of us will have ancestors who came from this area and were very familiar with the river, possibly using it for their leisure activities and perhaps even dependent on it for their income.

Our speaker is Bill King, a well known military and local historian, and his journey along the Thames is richly illustrated with images.

Pre-booking is required, because the event link will be sent in advance. To join this talk, you will need a computer device with speakers. Ideally, also a webcam and microphone. You also need to be able to access the internet from it. First-time users of Zoom, will be asked to download a small piece of software, which will be sent in advance.

This talk is organised by Berkshire Family History Society CIO, a registered charity number 1204390.

Image: The River Thames in Oxford by Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0
event dateThursday 27 March
venue addressOrganisers - The Centre for Heritage and Family History, 2nd Floor, Reading Central Library, Abbey Square, Reading, Berkshire RG1 3BQ
event times2 - 3.15pm

£5 (£4 Berks FHS members)
telephone 0118 950 9553 for latest times or cancellations.
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