The Littleport Society Magazine, issue 132, March 2024.

The Littleport Society
Politics ➔ The Littleport Society Magazine, Issue 132

Magazine
Reference:
LSN-132
Description:
1x 12pp A5 colour Littleport Society Newsletter, issue 132, given to members in print and PDF format during March 2024. Articles include;
  • "From Carrier's cart to Motor Bus" a history of transportation in Littleport including William Washington's Bus company
  • "The Honorable Member for The Isle Of Ely (Part Two)" about the by-election of Captain Selwyn and Arthur Brand MP
  • "Tony Catchpole's Memories of Camcraft" - detailing the memories of working for Camcraft after it moved to Littleport in 1966
  • "Littleport Society Christmas Tree" - a report on the Society's entry into the 2023 Christmas Tree Festival at St. George's Church and a photo of Bruce Frost dressed as a fairy that adorned the top
  • "The Mystery of the Riddle on the Gravestone" refering to a cryptic inscription on the grave of William Crabb who was buried at St. George's Church Littleport on 11th March 1850
The magazine was accompanied by 1x 4pp black and white printed Treasurer's and Membership Secretary's reports as presented at the 2024 AGM, and 1x pp statement of accounts.
Item Date:
March 2024;Date issued
Materials:
Paper, Ink
Dimensions:
;148mm;210mm;;;- folded size.
Related people
The Littleport Society (publisher)
Washington's Bus Company (subject)
William Washington (subject)
Thomas Pryor (subject)
Bert Washington (subject)
John Washington (subject)
Frances Washington (subject)
Susan Washington (subject)
Martha Washington (subject)
John Roades (subject)
George Washington (subject)
Eastern Counties Omnibus Company (subject)
Charles William Selwyn (subject)
Surr William Duncan (subject)
The Conservative Party (subject)
Arthur Brand (subject)
Edith Brand (subject)
Charles Tyrrell Giles (subject)
Women's Liberal Association (subject)
Tony Catchpole (subject)
Camcraft (subject)
Alan Parkman (subject)
Ron Phillips (subject)
Bruce Frost (contributor)
St. George's Church (Littleport) (subject)
Jim Froggit (subject)
Gordon Wyatt (subject)
John Lamp (subject)
John Goodge (subject)
Sandra Goodge (subject)
Fiona Gilbert (subject)
William Crabb (subject)
Christopher Crabb (subject)
Ann Crabb (subject)