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:A local history group for residents of Gleadless Valley to find out more about their community and its history. | :A local history group for residents of Gleadless Valley to find out more about their community and its history. | ||
'''Great Ayton History Society'''<br>Friends’ Meeting House<br>High Green<br>Great Ayton<br>Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire TS9 6BJ UK<br> | |||
Email: [mailto:ianandsuepearce@aol.com ianandsuepearce@aol.com]<br> | |||
Website: [http://greataytonspar.wikidot.com/gacap/ Great Ayton History Society] | |||
:The Great Ayton History Society researches and records information on the local history in the parishes of Great and Little Ayton. This information is made available to a wider audience through public presentations and exhibitions, guided walks, and publications. Great Ayton is the boyhood home of Captain James Cook. | |||
'''Grenoside and District Local History Group'''<br>Grenoside Community Centre Lower Hall<br>Main St<br>Grenoside<br>Sheffield, Yorkshire S35 8PR UK<br> | '''Grenoside and District Local History Group'''<br>Grenoside Community Centre Lower Hall<br>Main St<br>Grenoside<br>Sheffield, Yorkshire S35 8PR UK<br> | ||