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NEW LHS LIBRARY Addendum (Recent Donation) Part 1 Part 2 |
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A Registered Charity No 1093736) |
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LIVERPOOL HISTORY SOCIETY Established 2001 |
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS |
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Liverpool History Society Committee The LHS is governed by its Constitution, and run by an elected Committee of, normally, up to eight representative members Each serves for a term of three years, but may be re-elected at an AGM or EGM to serve for a further term or terms. Chairman John J Tiernan Treasurer & Membership Secretary Michael E Brian Secretary FredForest Programme Sec Brenda Murray Representative Committee Members Sheila Binks Ron Jones Fred Forrest Mary Harrison Joyce Culling Netta Dixon Cynthia Stonall [Librarian] Examiner of Accounts Brian Coghlan Web site Administrator Rob Ainsworth |
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The Formation of the LHS Local history societies have existed in many of the towns and villages of Lancashire and Merseyside, and in various localities within the Liverpool conurbation for several years, but until the year 2000, there appeared to be no society in existence that was committed to the study of the history of the City of Liverpool itself. When a meeting was held in Liverpool Central Library in November 2000 to assess the potential support for such a society, well over 60 people attended, and much positive interest was shown. An ad hoc committee was therefore set up to explore this proposal further, produce a draft constitution, and report back. On 18th February 2001, a further meeting took the formal decision to establish a society committed to the appreciation and study of the history of the city which would complement, rather than compete with the work of existing groups, and with the draft constitution duly adopted, and 38 founder members enrolled, the new LIVERPOOL History SOCIETY was born . Progress & the future Since then, the Society has grown to a membership of almost 200, and has been granted Registered Charity status. It has held regular meetings and visits with attendances often exceeding 70, published 18 newsletters, and six annual Journals, and, to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, a volume of members' memories. Further details of these publications, copies of some of which are still available, can be found elsewhere on this website, as can the programme of talks for the current year. We are also working with the Liverpool Heritage Forum as it seeks to co-ordinate and publicise the activities of other local history and cultural societies in the Merseyside area Whether you are a "Scouser", a "Liverpudlian" or a "Liverpolitan" born & bred, a "Red" or a "Blue", a long-time resident, a newcomer from elsewhere in the UK or overseas, or just a visitor to the area, if you have an interest in, or want to find out more about the fascinating history of Liverpool and its people. Liverpool History Society 55 Greenloons Drive, Formby Livepool. L37 2LX Why not join us at a future meeting ? Attend the first meeting FREE Subsequent meetings voluntary donation of £1.00 requested |
