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SUMMARY:Lord Desborough and the National Trust
DESCRIPTION:William Grenfell\, Lord Desborough\, was a great Victorian amateur sportsman who went on to stage the Olympic Games at White City in August 1908.  He was chairman of the Thames Conservancy Board for 35 years and oversaw many important improvements to the river.  Sandy Nairne CBE FSA was appointed Deputy Chair of the National Trust in 2022. \nTalk by Sandy Nairne.
URL:https://marlownationaltrustassociation.co.uk/event/lord-desborough-and-the-national-trust/
LOCATION:Liston Hall\, Chapel Street\, Marlow\, Sl7 1DD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meetings
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SUMMARY:Outing to Alresford and Watercress Line
DESCRIPTION:Alresford is a charming Georgian town which was known for its watercress industry. The centre has almost no modern architecture\, and many independent shops. Importantly\, it also has a good range of cafes\, former coaching inns\, other pubs and restaurants. There is a Thursday morning market in the main street and an impressive parish church which is usually open. The town also has a pleasant riverside walk and a Millennium Trail.\nAlresford is at one end of the Watercress Line\, one of the UK’s best known steam heritage railways. Trains run from here to Alton and back\, a 40-minute trip each way. The railway’s headquarters with its main buffet and gift shop is at Alresford.\nAfter our coach arrives\, members are free to wander around Alresford or (for those who have paid for the train) to get on your choice of one of the trains to Alton and back. Alresford station is only a three minute walk (along flat pavements) from the centre of the town. The railway has a ramp or lift at both stations.\nAlton has a pleasant old town centre\, with a pedestrianised high street. It has several Jane Austen connections. Amongst other things\, it has a free-to-enter small local history museum (The Curtis Museum). There are also cafes and restaurants. The town centre is a 10 minute walk from Alton station (there is a slight hill after the museum) but there is a café and a Waitrose very close to the station. If you do not wish to visit Alton\, there is a 20 minute wait at Alton for the return train. Or if wished\, you can spend longer in Alton itself.\nThe railway has two intermediate station stops. Those who are particularly keen on trains may wish to get off at Ropley to look at part of the Engineering works and follow the “Restoration trail”\, though this will involve some steps and uneven surfaces. \nMaps of Alresford and Alton\, also the train timetable\, shall be handed out on the coach. \nPlease either complete the Booking Form below (for payment by BACS) or if you prefer to book in the traditional way\, or need to pay by cheque\, please use the booking form to be found in the most recent MNTA newsletter.   In any case please ensure that  we receive your form and payment  before Sunday 22nd March 2026. \nIf the trip is fully subscribed when your booking is received\, you’ll get a full refund. \n\nThis trip is now fully booked. \n  \n 
URL:https://marlownationaltrustassociation.co.uk/event/outing-to-arlesford-and-watercress-line/
CATEGORIES:Outings
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SUMMARY:Holiday to Northern France
DESCRIPTION:This holiday is to the Hauts de France Region in northern France. We travel by coach and with a short ferry crossing. We are staying in Compiegne and visiting various other towns and villages in the area such as Laon\, Chantilly and Beauvais. All with great history and architecture – plus French food and wine to enjoy at the hotel and elsewhere. \nClick here MNTA France Holiday Info Jan 2026 for the flyer. \nWhy not come and join us – you will be with good friends\, even if you didn’t know them before we leave\nMarlow\, you definitely will by the time we return. \nIf you would like to book this holiday\, or would like more information\, complete the form below. \nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLast		\n			following to the\n			\n		\n		I am interested in receiving more information about the following holiday(s)Northern FranceYorkshire Coast and CountryI would like to book the following holiday(s)Northern FranceYorkshire Coast and CountryEmail *MessageSubmit
URL:https://marlownationaltrustassociation.co.uk/event/holiday-to-northern-france/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
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