The Fossdyke - a Watery Tale of Mystery and Intrigue

Ian Morgan


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History
Updated:
3rd January 2017
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History

Hear the story of Britain’s oldest canal and the tales of murder, mystery and intrigue that have happened along its banks over the centuries. From Tom Otter and the slaying of Mary Kirkham to the beauty of the city of Lincoln this talk is designed to let your imagination run wild.

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About Ian Morgan

Ian Morgan was born in Chesterfield and has lived in the locality all his life. From an early age he became captivated by the intrigues and history of England’s colourful past as well as having specialist knowledge of crime and punishment from times past. He is a published author on historical and crime subjects and has made many appearances on radio in that context. These include articles for BBC Sheffield, BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Nottingham and BBC Derby and many more.

As well as giving guided walks around historical locations he also spends much of his time travelling the country giving illustrated talks and lectures to groups. Ian also gives his time to English Heritage to act as a guide at a number of their properties, primarily Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire. His writing goes from strength to strength and he has now quite a following.


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