The eleventh issue of Devon History News, the newsletter of the Devon History Society, is now in print or available here: Devon History News 11, February 2013 (PDF format). See contents list:
Contents:
1. (Front Cover - Buckfast Abbey).
2. Editorial introduction. Ann Bond, Editor.
2-3. Reportfrom the new Chairman, Phillippe Planel.
3. Reminder from the Membership Secretary, Gerald Quinn.
3. Brief news of the death of Robin Stanes, whose life and work will be featured in the next issue.
4. Report from the Programme Secretary, Paul Auchterlonie.
4-5. Tackling Tuberculosis in Devon, 1913: Do you have any information? - feature by Julia Neville on Hakwmoor Sanatorium and other tuberculosis hospitals in Devon.
6. The DHS needs you! The DHS is seeking a new treasurer.
7-8. Orchard History in Devon. Report on the East Devon AONB meeting, 19 November.
8-9. Plymouth History Festival. News of this forthcoming event, 1st-31st May. Louisa Mann, City Archivist.
9-10. News from the Devon Heritage Service (formerly the Devon Record Office) including its new Devon History Forum Group on Facebook. Tim Wormleighton, Heritage Services Manager.
10-11. DHS Fortieth Anniversary Book. Chris Jago.
11. Websites for local historians. Ann Bond, Vice-Chair.
12. Official Society contacts list.
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Contents:
1. (Front Cover - Buckfast Abbey).
2. Editorial introduction. Ann Bond, Editor.
2-3. Reportfrom the new Chairman, Phillippe Planel.
3. Reminder from the Membership Secretary, Gerald Quinn.
3. Brief news of the death of Robin Stanes, whose life and work will be featured in the next issue.
4. Report from the Programme Secretary, Paul Auchterlonie.
4-5. Tackling Tuberculosis in Devon, 1913: Do you have any information? - feature by Julia Neville on Hakwmoor Sanatorium and other tuberculosis hospitals in Devon.
6. The DHS needs you! The DHS is seeking a new treasurer.
7-8. Orchard History in Devon. Report on the East Devon AONB meeting, 19 November.
8-9. Plymouth History Festival. News of this forthcoming event, 1st-31st May. Louisa Mann, City Archivist.
9-10. News from the Devon Heritage Service (formerly the Devon Record Office) including its new Devon History Forum Group on Facebook. Tim Wormleighton, Heritage Services Manager.
10-11. DHS Fortieth Anniversary Book. Chris Jago.
11. Websites for local historians. Ann Bond, Vice-Chair.
12. Official Society contacts list.
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