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welcome to newmarket local history society we're based in... newmarket... suffolk...england, the historic horse-racing town associated with 'the sport of kings' from the time of king james i in the early 17th century. site last updated june 6th 2018 - cemetery group meeting (see below), st etheldreda's church re-dedication (see below) the society meets every third tuesday of the month from september to april at 7.30 pm at the stable, high street newmarket (unless otherwise noted) when we have a visiting speaker. during the summer months (except august) we usually arrange trips to local places of historic interest. n.l.h.s. site index calendar of events how to join nlhs newmarket's origins newmarket and horseracing history of local towns and villages the devils dyke richard parkinson jockey and the duke of augustenborg forthcoming events recent events correspondence & queries family history research local history & other books local fire tragedies the workhouse/institution crime & punishment in the 19th century links to related sites committee members contact us newmarket during the great war the bombing of newmarket in february 1941 the raf in wartime newmarket memories of the home guard alex henshaw mbe old icewell hill. the old grosvenor yard musk's newmarket sausages, history woolworths history the cinema in newmarket rous road architecture the history of the telephone service in newmarket the admiralty shutter telegraph oaks lodge/park history the houldsworth valley nissen huts past personalities russian officers training in newmarket the railway comes to newmarket. mystery places may 2018. peter norman's exhibition at st etheldreda's church. exning road, to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its re-dedication. the church started life as the old workhouse chapel and eventually incorporated st philip's church which was falling into disrepair. more history of the somewhat chequered past of the church appears on our workhouse article, see workhouse what's new june 5th 2018. tony pringle writes about the cemetery group. the members of the group that are currently transcribing the inscriptions of the gravestones at newmarket cemetery will be meeting at th community room, tesco, fordham road at 7.30pm on friday 15th june and would be pleased to welcome any others willing to participate on the task. for mre details of this project see 'a monumental task' march 2018 (below) tuesday 17th april. at the society's agm the existing committee members were re-elected en bloc. there were no new nominations. peter norman gave a screen presentation of nostalgic pictures of dullingham railway station. april 2018 came the news that newmarket's historic rutland arms hotel is to enjoy a new lease of life under new ownership. "formerly the ram inn, it replaced an even earlier inn probably going back to the 15th c. the present building was built by john kent in 1815. today the extended building surrounds a cobbled courtyard with a pair of carriage doors near the junction of palace street and high street. the coat of arms on the building is that of the manners family. the motto says 'pour y parvenir' (to attain). the family inherited the manor of newmarket and cheveley park by the marriage of the 6th duke of somerset's daughter to the marquis of granby, who was both the third duke of rutland and the son of john manners. this was during the reign of kimg george ii." (copyright newmarket local history society's 'the history of newmarket and its surrounding areas') march 2018. a monumental task! tony pringle writes: a group of volunteers from the membership, co-ordinated by tony pringle, are about to undertake a project at the town cemetery. there are between 9,000 and 10,000 graves there and the aim is to record all the inscriptions on the gravestones and monument and hopefully also get photographs of them all. the results will then be lodged with the council and west suffolk (& cambridgeshire) records office. of course many graves are unmarked, but hopefully with the aid of the burials register we can assist in locating and identifying these. many stones are becoming badly weathered, hence the need to crack on with the oldest first. once a stone has started to flake it can very rapidly become unreadable. we are always happy to welcome more volunteers as it is quite a mammoth task. ideally at least one of each pair needs to be happy with a digital camera (phone cameras these days are up to the job as well) and one at least needs to be comfortable with moving data about between computers and the internet. accuracy will need to be the main criteria, and the pairs must be co-ordinated and stick to their allocated blocks or there will be duplication of effort, or worse, areas being missed. luckily the town council recently had new plans drawn up of the entire cemetery, so we should be able to identify each plot now. thanks to a community grant from forest heath district council via councillor andrew appleby, funding has been obtained. it now remains to see when the weather is favourable for the project to get under way in earnest. the society's membership are happy not to just listen to speakers and make visits, but to also become active in recording more recent history of the town. what is desperately needed is a whizz kid to write a programme for a website...hopefully as a contribution to the community february 2018. facts or myths? people love a mystery and unexplained intriguing stories tend to grow in credibility over the years. it was inevitable that newmarket with its past royal, wealth and gambling associations should have it share of stories, but one that still pops up today is the question about newmarket's alleged secret tunnels. various tunnels are reputed to have been constructed in the past to facilitate clandestine meetings and there are some signs today that suggest such tunnels may have existed. a query fom a correspondent has prompted sandra easom to give her thoughts on this subject and her comments are on our correspondence section (february 2018). january 2018. from time to time the name of rachel mary parsons arises when recalling newmarket's post wwii history. rachel was the daughter of sir charles parsons the distinguished engineer who in 1884 invented the steam turbine engine that revolutionized marine propulsion. a correspondent, ruth baldesera who works in the former parsons factory at heaton is helping to create a lasting memorial to the parsons family and has written to ask if we can locate the exact position of rachel's grave in newmarket cemetery. rachel herself had a distinguished career as an engineer and was the first lady to obtain a cambridge university degree in mechanical emgineering. on the death of her father she inherited his considerable wealth and at first enjoyed the high society life of partying, fast cars and boats her interest in racing brought her to newmarket and she set up a stable at branches park mansion near cowlinge and also bought lansdowne house in falmouth avenue newmarket. unfortunately, by the 1950s she had became very eccentric and developed a reputation among her employees and tradespeople of being a difficult lady to deal with. some of our members remember her shuffling around the town looking in a neglected and sorry state her behaviour was the cause of her being bludgeoned to death in 1956 at her newmarket house by a former employee, a young stable lad who claimed she had not paid him what he was owed. for more comment and memories of this remarkable lady go to our current correspondence entry (see index above). march 2018. from tony pringle: there is a plaque in all saints newmarket to private herbert hughes who died in the boerwar...he, it transpires, was the unwitting victim of what may well be a record. "the times" recorded that his assailant was aged just 6 years when he pulled out a pistol and shot our herbert in the abdomen....more here http://www.undyingmemory.net/newmarket/hughes-herber

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