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Notable Events in the last 75 years

Can you help contribute to a forthcoming exhibition celebrating the 75th anniversary of the granting of Goole's Charter or Incorporation?

Goole Coat of Arms

Do you have any photographs, objects or memories relating to the 1933 charter celebrations, or to any of the anniversary celebrations of the past. This could include anything from a poster to an outfit worn to one of the celebratory dances that were held.

What do you think are the key events in the last 75 years of Goole's history?

If you live locally and would like to volunteer to help put together the temporary exhibition, then please contact Sarah Ellington, (Volunteer Co-ordinator) or pop into the museum. You can also email any old photos or other items of interest to feedback@goole-on-the-web.org.uk and they will be forwarded on.

 

Visitor Comments

Posted by Stuart (Webmaster) at 02/04/2008 12:45
Anything?
Posted by Stuart (Webmaster) at 13/07/2008 20:04
Anyone?
Posted by GEORGE ROBINSON at 15/08/2008 07:46
Seems like nothing has happened in 75 years, try your luck with a longer time span? (tongue in cheek).
Posted by BM Rhodes - UK Coordinator of The Viking Network. at 16/05/2009 16:28
I wonder whose idea it was to have 'Vikings' as supporters on the Goole coat of arms with horns and other peculiar objects on their helmets. There is no historical or archaeological evidence whatsoever that Vikings had horns or other adornments on their helmets (check with Jorvik Viking Museum in York). This is believed to be simply a bit of Victorian imaginative creativity that has, unfortunately, become embedded in popular consciousness.
Posted by BRIAN FREEMAN ORANGE at 07/12/2009 19:32
Would like to contact the gentleman who remembered being on the pug engine with my father Freeman orange. Would be pleased to contact.
Posted by Diann Orange at 08/12/2009 14:02
Would the writer of a recent posting a grandson of Ivy Rowley get in touch . My husband Brian Freeman Orange is the son of the Freeman Orange who worked on the railways and is more than likely the man you mentioned in your feature.
Posted by Frank Philpott at 01/02/2010 17:55
I have the chocolate tin presented to the children of Goole by Prince George in 1933. I will send you a picture of if you give me your Email. You can forward it on to the museum.

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