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The People, Ships, and History of the Manchester Ship Canal - IWA Chester & Merseyside Talk
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Les Green from the Daniel Adamson Preservation Society gives an illustrated talk to the IWA Chester & Merseyside Branch.

All meetings will be held at 7.30 pm on the second Tuesday of the month

They will be held at the Holiday Inn, Lower Mersey St., Ellesmere Port, CH65 2AL

Meetings are free of charge and visitors are welcome to come along and join with our members.

Enjoy testing out your luck with our fun raffle

Our sales and shop are available for Christmas Cards and waterways publications.

Drinks are available from the hotel bar – just along the corridor.

Branch
IWA Chester & Merseyside Branch
Event Date(s)

13th October

Cost

FREE

Location

Ellesmere Port

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The People, Ships, and History of the Manchester Ship Canal.

Les Green from the Daniel Adamson Preservation Society gives an illustrated talk to the IWA Chester & Merseyside Branch.

All meetings will be held at 7.30 pm on the second Tuesday of the month

They will be held at the Holiday Inn, Lower Mersey St., Ellesmere Port, CH65 2AL

Meetings are free of charge and visitors are welcome to come along and join with our members.

Enjoy testing out your luck with our fun raffle

Our sales and shop are available for Christmas Cards and waterways publications.

Drinks are available from the hotel bar – just along the corridor.

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Location

Ellesmere Port

75 Lower Mersey St, Ellesmere Port CH65 2AL, UK

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