Longridge & District Local History Society  
 Berry Lane Railway Crossing  

Thursday 11th December @7.30pm a talk by John Spencer

"The Anglesey Bonesetters"

The story of a local legend which originated in a remote corner of Anglesey, following a shipwreck in 1745 and the rescue of a young foreign boy, the sole survivor, who was adopted by a local doctor. 

 

 Anglesey Bonesetters

 

 Was it true?  Where did he come from ?  What did he make of his life ?

What were his achievements and those of his descendants? How is this the presenter linked to this story?

Following extensive local research by experts and the development of DNA , many of the questions can now be answered with some amazing results that affect our lives to this day. 

 

                Our meetings are held in St Paul's Church Centenary Room ( off Berry Lane )

PR3 3WA :- for your sat nav, ample car parking at side of St Pauls

 
              Visitors are most welcome with complimentary tea / coffee served after the talks.  

            Annual subscription for the 2025/26 programme is £15 and visitor admission is £3 

 
Our Society was founded on Tuesday 14th April 1970  
  when Harold Wilson was our Prime Minister and Richard Nixon was President of the USA  
 

also Sir Francis Fenwick Pearson was Member of Parliament for Clitheroe Constituency