All through the early 1890's, the subject of erecting a Pavilion at the end of the Pier, was a regular topic at meetings of the local Council.
Frederick Jackson, of Warwick-street, a milkman, whose cry is very well known in certain streets of the town, was charged at the Ryde Borough Police Court, on Monday.
Ryde Social Heritage Group will be taking part in the Heritage Fair on the 4th March in Ryde. We will have a display and old photos to look at.
We had a smashing day last Saturday 28th January, for the Big Garden Birdwatch at the cemetery. Around 16 people attended and as it was a glorious sunny day.
Miss Brigstocke, was a lady who had much interested in the welfare of the town of Ryde, and had presented gifts on many occasions previously.
In March 1882, it was said that All Saints’ Parish Church which had so long been tower-less and spire-less, would very shortly have this reproach removed.
The Theatre, as everyone anticipated, was crowded on Saturday afternoon 25 February, 1905, to witness the celebrated society beauty and actress, Mrs. Langtry.
On Saturday 14th January we held our first quarterly meeting of the year, at the George Street Centre, Ryde.
Ryde Social Heritage Group invite you to join us for the annual RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch at Ryde Cemetery on Saturday 28 January 2023.
Claverton hotel, was originally the private residence of Mr. Edward Marvin and family, they were listed as being there in 1863. Mr. Marvin was senior of the firm of Marvin & Sons, of Union-street.