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April 2014 CHHS

What's On > Outings

CHADWELL HEATH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

4th
CHADWELL HEATH HISTORY FAIR

Saturday 26th April 2014

St. Chad’s Church Hall, St. Chad’s Road,
Chadwell Heath, RM6 6JB

10am - 4pm

Explore the history of Chadwell Heath and surrounding areas, local history society stalls, Barking and Dagenham Heritage Service, Newham Bookshop, Barking Photographic Society and much more. refreshments on sale.

ADMISSION FREE

Chadwell Heath rail station is 10 minutes walk away and buses 62, 86, 173, 362 and 368 all stop nearby.

chadwellheathhs@hotmail.com

or phone 0208 597 7210 for more information

Dear all,

The 4th Chadwell Heath History Fair at St.Chad's Church Hall, St. Chad's Road, Chadwell Heath on Saturday 26th April 10am - 4pm 2014 set to become the best yet!

The East of London Family History Society has become our latest exhibitor.

A Come and meet the authors area is a new addition to the fair authors include Brian Evans, the Havering historian, Linda Rhodes (award winning author of The Dagenham murder, the Romford outrage, etc), John Haley and Terry Felton with their new book Romford Football Club: 1976 - 1920 and Nicky Scowen (Searching for the lost boys: the World War One memorial , St.Chad's Church, Chadwell Heath).

The Mayor and Mayoress of Barking and Dagenham will be visiting the fair at 2pm.

Please make a note in your diary and tell all your friends and neighbours.

John Blake, FAIR ORGANISER