Dr Ron Cox gives his final talk to the Society on the subject of local history and its evolution over the past 60 or more years.
TALK: “You don’t know what you are talking about?”
TALK: Croydon’s connections with the slavery business
TALK: Mapping the Geology of Croydon and East Surrey
![View Down the Chipstead Valley [Wikimedia, Creative Commons: Peter Trimming]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/view_down_the_chipstead_valley_-_geograph-org-uk_-_1225928.jpg?w=150)
TALK: “Who Did You See At Croydon’s Empire, Grand and Davis Theatres?”
TALK: Rock of Ages: Stonemasons – The Architects of Mediaeval Europe
![Double arcading, Lincoln Cathedral [Photo: Mark Tyson]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/lincoln-1-of-1.jpg?w=150)
WALK & VISIT: Purley Way Industry, and Croydon Airport
Sunday 6 March – two great events, an industrial history tour of Purley Way and a visit to the site of the pioneering Croydon Airport.
TALK: London’s Sailortown in the 18th Century
TALK: Moated Sites in Surrey
![South Norwood Country Park, which contains remains of a moated site. [Wikimedia public domain: Pafcool2]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/countrypark2.jpg?w=150)
Wednesday 10th February – Richard Savage Richard talks about these hard to find places, including the site at South Norwood dug by the CNHSS in 1972.
TALK: William Stanley, The Man and his Halls
John Hickman gives a talk about William Stanley and the Stanley Halls.
TALK: Transforming Victoria Underground Station
![Victoria mainline station, seen from the bus terminus. [Photo: wfmillar, geography.co.uk, Creative Commons]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/london_victoria_station_-_geograph-org-uk_-_1450082.jpg?w=150)
Monday, 18 January 2016. A talk by Kathryn Waghorn about the major civil engineering works taking place at Victoria Station.
