Victorian Abingdon Exhibition at Community Free Space

Victorian Abingdon Exhibition
At the Community Free Space (previously known as the Community Shop), in Bury Street, there is a picture exhibition about Victorian Abingdon. It will be open for a week.
Victorian Abingdon Exhibition
As always people are fascinated to look at old photographs of Abingdon, and this time there is also a large scale map of Abingdon in Victorian times. The displays were created by Elizabeth Drury who co-authored the Abingdon Past and Present books.

Also instrumental was Hester, who arranged the rota of volunteers and did the admin.
Victorian Abingdon Exhibition
Meanwhile, a group of cyclists came through town today, on their way from Didcot, on a 100-mile  ride, raising money for good causes. Causes were: Prostate Cancer UK, Helen and Douglas House, and the Oxford Centre for Enablement at Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre.

Dragon Boat Racing tomorrow – one of the biggest events in the Abingdon Calendar.

1 thought on “Victorian Abingdon Exhibition at Community Free Space

  1. Geoff Bailey

    So that’s where they came from!I thought Abingdon must be on the route of some mysterious Milk Race.Fair play to them all for the causes they rode for.

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