16 November ‘The House of Spies’ by Roger Leivers
14 December ‘The History of Father Christmas - his Rise, Fall and Triumph’ by Honor Ridout (Social event. Entry by ticket only)
18 January ‘The Cambridge Instrument Company’ by Dick Paden
15 February ‘The History of Denny Abbey, Cambridgeshire’
21 March ‘The Weird and Wonderful World of the Romans: Part II’
by Paddy Lambert
18 April tbc followed by Fulbourn Village History Society’s Twenty Third A.G.M.
Talks and events are open to the public. Non-members and guests entry £3.00 per person. Enquiries by email to info@fulbournhistory.org.uk
The Society will undertake research of our archives at a charge of £20 per hour, including free domestic postage. International postage is £1.50.
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Newsletter 1 - June 1999
Newsletter 2 - November 1999
Lady Wilson and Fulbourn, with her poem about Fulbourn Manse
Newsletter 3 - February 2000
Newsletter 4 - June 2000
Memories of Fulbourn Post Office
Newsletter 5 - October 2000
Emigration from Fulbourn in the 19th Century./ 'The Christmas Hamper', poem by Lady Wilson
Newsletter 6 - Winter/Spring 2001
Fulbourn Windmill - brief note about a talk./ Archaeological work around the Nature Reserve./ Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary 1911 - Fulbourn celebrations.
Newsletter 7 - Summer 2001
Newsletter 8 - Autumn 2001
Seeking out Fulbourn's medieval ancestors - an archaeological dig in Fulbourn Nature Reserve.
Newsletter 9 - Winter/Spring 2002
Hands on Archaeology - notes by a novice./ History of Fulbourn School 1859-1972
Newsletter 10 - Summer 2002
Charity Customs./ Wright's Clock Land./ Church Taxes./ History of Fulbourn School 1859-1972
Newsletter 11 - Autumn 2002
The taking of Fulbourn Water./ 19th Century College servants born in Fulbourn./ Census - Fulbourn employment statistics./ Excavation update - Hall Orchard Moat, Fulbourn./ Walking into history - first steps./ Fulbourn Village - recollections
Newsletter 12 - Spring 2003
Caraway's Charity and the Boleyn family./ Fulbourn Village - recollections
Newsletter 13 - Summer 2003
History of Marshalls - talk by Terry Holloway (extended account). Fulbourn's World War I Hospital./ Fulbourn Village - recollections
Newsletter 14 - Winter 2003
Characters of Fulbourn./ Fulbourn Customs. The Fen Fire
Newsletter 15 - Spring 2004
World War II stories about Fulbourn through the eyes of the village. (see also issues 16 and 17)
Newsletter 16 - Autumn 2004
Now digger turns up a Roman pot (1965)/ Fulbourn cellar unearthed (1967)/ Memories of a ding dong battle (1979)/An Escort of P 38s (aircraft over E. Anglia in 1940's).
Newsletter 17 - Spring 2005
Loss of old elm tree.
Newsletter 18 - Summer 2005
Pictures of FVHS display - Fulbourn during the second World War. /Transcription by Pat White of the inventory taken following the death of a local shepherd (Nov. 1662).
Newsletter 19 - Autumn 2005
Fulbourn Village research project update/ Fulbourn Banner/ Account of excavations near the Fleam Dyke (April 1852).
Newsletter 20 - Spring 2006
Newsletter 21 - Summer 2006
Poem by K. Crane 'Gone but not forgotten'.
Newsletter 22 - Autumn 2006
Newsletter 23 - Winter 2006
Newsletter 24 - Summer 2007
Newsletter 25 - Spring 2007
Ringing of church bells.
Newsletter 26 - Spring 2008
Newsletter 27 - Summer 2008
Newsletter 28 - Autumn 2008
William Cole (b. 1714) and Fulbourn/ Fulbourn Almshouses.
Newsletter 29 - Spring 2009
Stonebridge Lane and its cottages (Part 1)
Newsletter 30 - Autumn 2009
Stonebridge Lane and its cottages (Part 2)/ Last will and testament of Agnes Frogge of Fulbourn 1559.
Newsletter 31 - Spring 2010
List of CDs with transcriptions of Censuses, Church Registers etc./ The street lamps of Fulbourn/ A very posh Fulbourn earth closet.
Newsletter 32 - Autumn 2010
War Ditches in the Twentieth Century by William Foot./ Fulbourn School 1859-1859 by Pippa White.
Newsletter 33 - Spring 2011
Looking back to the beginning./ Fulbourn Post Office 1844-2010
Newsletter 34 - Autumn 2011
Fulbourn and Farming (Part I)
Newsletter 35 - Spring 2012
Occupations in Fulbourn 1858-1875./ Fulbourn and Farming
(Part II)
Newsletter 36 - Autumn 2012
Archaeological Survey of Stackyard Court
Newsletter 37 - Spring 2013
The Fulbourn Life Wall./ The Tyrrell Family Visit./ Fulbourn and Farming part 3.
Newsletter 38 - Autumn 2013
The Fulbourn Life Wall./ The Tyrrell Family Visit./ Fulbourn and Farming part 3.
Newsletter 39 - Spring 2014
From St Vigors to Fulbourn Station - a short account of some of the houses in Church Lane and Station Road
Newsletter 40 - Autumn 2014
Fulborn and Farming Part IV / Fulbourn and the Onset of the First World War
Newsletter 41 - Spring 2015
Fulbourn during the First World War / Two Stone Birds
Newsletter 42 - Autumn 2015
Fulbourn Exemptions from Service 1914-1914 / Hidden Histories of Artefacts in our Collection
Newsletter 43 - Spring 2016
Ursula Lyons 1936 - 2016
Newsletter 44 - Autumn 2016
THE HOME FRONT 1914-1918: The Role of Fulbourn women (and children) based on Reports from the Fulbourn Chronicles
Vol III.
Newsletter 45 - Spring 2017
Newsletter 46 - Autumn 2017
THE HOME FRONT 1914-1918: Exemptions from Service FULBOURN WINDMILL (Part I). Sail and Fantail Restoration Project 2013 - 2016
Newsletter 47 - Spring 2018
Anthony Goodall 1934 - 2018
Newsletter 48 - Autumn 2018
World War I Booklets; Hidden Treasures in our Archive Store; Casualties of the Great War
Newsletter 49 - Spring 2019
Fulbourn Remembers (The Great War); Archive Store Treasures
Newsletter 50 - Autumn 2019
The Poor in 19th Century Fulbourn (Part 1); Fulbourn Street Names 1952 - 2019; Hidden Histories of Artefacts held in our Archive Store
Newsletter 51 - Spring 2020
The poor in 19th Century Fulbourn (Part 2).
Newsletter 52 - Autumn 2020
Norman Osborne 1933- 2020; The poor in 19th Century Fulbourn (Part 3)
Newsletter 53 - Spring 2021
Loss of three loyal members, Pat White, John Patten, Iris Levitt. The Poor in 19C Fulbourn Part IV. Careways’s Charity. The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part II. Hidden Histories of Artefacts held in our Store. Wrights Charity.
Newsletter 54 - Autumn 2021
The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part II. Hidden Histories of Artefacts held in our Store. Water Pumps and Standpipes in Fulbourn.
Newsletter 55 - Spring 2022
The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part III. Hidden Histories of Artefacts Held in our Store. Reports of the Programme of our Talks held by Zoom 2021-2022.
Newsletter 56 - Autumn 2022
FVHS Committee 2022-2023. The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part IV. Hidden Histories of Artefacts held in our Store: Keeping a Lady’s hair tidy. Highway Robbery in Fulbourn 1779. FVHS Programme of Talks 2022-2023
Newsletter 57 - Spring 2023
Sad loss of Four FVHS members. The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part V. Crime Report of Burglary i Fulbourn Oct 1848. Hidden Histories of Artefacts held in our Store. Reports of our Talks. Programme of Talks 2022 -2023.
Newsletter 58 - Autumn 2023
FVHS secure grant from Wrights Clock Fund Charity. The Home Front in Fulbourn 1939-1945 Part VI. ‘Ruffianly Attack on Young Woman Feb 1853. A History of Schools in Fulbourn Part I. Histories of Artefacts held in our Store. Reports of our Talks. Programme of Talks