You are invited to join us for our July meeting and social morning at the George Street Centre, Ryde, and enjoy a talk by Mark Earp entitled ”The Isle of Wight on Film and TV."
June 10th 2023 was a lovely summer’s day which saw almost two dozen RSHG members visit Brading
Station.
You are invited to our Coffee Morning on Saturday 24 June at the Heritage Resource Centre in Ryde Cemetery, any time between 10am and 2pm.
This suburb to the town of Ryde formed the chief piece of landscape gardening in the neighbourhood.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wheatley, of The Bays, Upton Road, acquired the property, and on New Year’s Day January 1902, it was opened as a nursing institute.
That motor cars are driven in a very reckless manner in other places as well as the Isle of Wight, is evident from the fact that the Field has entered a protest.
RSHG will be taking part on two days of this year's walking festival, Tuesday 16th and Saturday 20th.
You are invited to our Coffee Morning on Saturday 13 May at the Heritage Resource Centre in Ryde Cemetery, any time between 10am and 2pm.
Mr. A. L. Oldfield, was the proprietor of the York Hotel from 1850 and from the many remarks made by the gentry of the town his was deemed one of the best establishments of its kind in the town.