History Group Programme

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Wednesday September 23rd at 7:30pm in Sheriff Hutton Village Hall


Glennis Whyte – “Strange and Ghostly tales of the Treasurer's House in York”. 


Is the house the most haunted in York? Whatever your view, dare to hear the scary stories and creepy tales. From the oldest ghost stories to regular sightings, Treasurer's House is known for its supernatural residents; if you're a believer or not, here are some of the spookiest tales you will hear.

 

Entrance: Members free, Visitors £3, includes refreshments.

Contact info@sheriffhuttonhistorygroup.co.uk for further details   

2026 Programme

 

All in Sheriff Hutton Village Hall unless otherwise stated.


25th Feb., 2:00pm  - Malcolm Brooke:  Berlin - A Tale of Two Cities

 

25th  March, 7:30pm - Tony Morgan:  Early Stuart York: Plague, Plot and Civil War

 

22nd  April, 7:00pm  - AGM (in Methodist Hall)  and  (also in Methodist Hall)

7.30pm - Kate Giles: The progresses of Henry VIII


27th May, 7:30pm - Jane Ashby: Journey on the Historical Silk Road

 

24th  June, 7:30pm - Elizabeth Edwards: A 1960s Childhood (in Methodist Hall)

 

23rd September, 7:30pm - Glennis Whyte: Strange & Ghostly Tales of Treasurer's House.

 

28th October, -   Karen Adams: A Day in the Life of an Archaeologist


25th November, 2:00pm - Dr Mike Sweeting: Flodden Field, Sheriff Hutton connection.

 

2027 Programme


24th February, 2:00pm - Malcolm Brooke: A Bomber Memorial in Denmark


24th March, 7:30pm - Tony Morgan: York in the Time of King Charles I


28th April, 7:00pm - AGM (in Methodist Hall) & 7:30pm Social Event