Evesham’s Other History

Carmel Langridge, the Chair of Evesham’s Historical Society, will be sharing her vast knowledge of Evesham from the earliest times -she will explain where Evesham’s name was derived from and how a miracle meant that a massive abbey was built on the peninsula of the River Avon.

Location: Evesham Baptist Church, Offenham Rd, Evesham WR11 3DY

  • Free hot drinks and biscuits are supplied
  • Free parking adjacent
  • Accessible for those with a disability

 

Joining by zoom is available. Please book as normal but email to let us know you intend to join via Zoom on: jsnowden2000@gmail.com

£3.00£4.00

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