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Terry O'Donoghue


Region:
East of England
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Local History
Fee:
Paid: £70 + TRAVEL EXPENSES
Category:
History
Updated:
27th December 2019
Tagged:

A sixty minute jaunt through the history of medical provision in the town and in particular the founding of the original West Suffolk Hospital and its development through the early years. This not too heavy reflection on the last two hundred years will inform and amuse, taking in a few of the characters involved, some eccentric, some dedicated, but not one of them boring

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About Terry O'Donoghue

SPEAKER ON ALL ASPECTS OF THE LOCAL HISTORY OF HISTORY RICH BURY ST EDMUNDS, FAMOUS AS A ONCE NATIONALLY & INTERNATIONALLY IMPORTANT ABBEY TOWN. ALL ARE ILLUSTRATED TALKS AND RECENT SUBJECTS HAVE INCLUDED 'AMERICAN CONNECTIONS TO BURY ST EDMUNDS', 'HISTORY OF THE GUILDHALL', 'DISSENT,RIOT & REBELLION', 'HISTORY OF THE OLD WEST SUFFOLK HOSPITAL' , 'HISTORY OF THE ABBEY GARDENS' ETC. PORTFOLIO CONSTANTLY BEEN ADDED TO.

WILL HAPPILY TRAVEL & TALK TO ANY ORGANISATION , CLUB ETC. WITHIN EAST ANGLIA. ALSO HAPPY TO PROVIDE VIRTUAL TALKS VIA ZOOM etc.

ALSO GREEN BADGE ITG REGISTERED GREEN BADGE TOWN GUIDE.


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