Ryde Social Heritage Group research the social history of the citizens of Ryde, Isle of Wight. Documenting their lives, businesses and burial transcriptions.
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RSHG Quarterly Magazines
RSHG produce 4 magazines a year, in January, April, July and October, these can be read online.

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We hosted the usual yearly Birdwatch at the Heritage Centre in Ryde Cemetery on Saturday 25th January, when 12 people came in at various times during our period of opening.


In December, our busy research team added 28 biographical records to names on the website, including that of Mr Claude Barton, tailor, who traded at 64 High Street, Ryde


Mrs. Sarah Woodford, believed to be the oldest inhabitant of the Island, she had celebrated her 102nd birthday on September 11th, 1955.


As usual the Annual Service of Remembrance held in the South Chapel at Ryde Cemetery was well attended, with 34 guests.


On the 5th November 16 people turned up at Ryde Cemetery to join in a Fungi Foray, led by Dr Colin Pope.  Because of the rather wet conditions this year it was hoped to see a good variety, and we weren't disappointed.


We were pleased to see a good amount of members turn up at the Baptist Church, George Street, on Saturday 5th October, for the RSHG Quarterly Social Morning. Also, two visitors came along to join us.