Talk on 1953 floods to be held in High Barnet
Barnet Museum and Local History Society will host an event exploring the impact of the 1953 floods.
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The Barnet Museum and Local History Society is organising a talk titled '1953, The Year of the Floods'. The event will explore the significant impact of the floods that occurred in 1953.
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The talk is scheduled for Monday 14th September, commencing at 3pm. It will be held at St John the Baptist Church, located on Wood Street in High Barnet, postcode EN5 4BW. The presentation is expected to last approximately 45 minutes and will be led by Terence Atkins.
The Barnet Museum and Local History Society regularly organises lectures covering a variety of local and broader historical subjects. Information regarding this and other upcoming events can be found on their website at www.barnetmuseum.co.uk.
Admission to the talk is priced at £3. Members of the Barnet Museum and Local History Society are granted free entry to the event.
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+When and where is the talk on the 1953 floods taking place?
The talk is scheduled for Monday 14th September at 3pm. It will be held at St John the Baptist Church, Wood Street, Barnet EN5 4BW.
+How much does it cost to attend the talk?
The entry fee for the talk is £3. However, members of the Barnet Museum and Local History Society can attend for free.
+Who is organising the event and where can I find more information?
The event is organised by the Barnet Museum and Local History Society. More details can be found on their website at www.barnetmuseum.co.uk.
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