Victorian Stroud
Join us in a gentle walk around the town evoking a time of enormous change when important buildings were erected, the shopping was busy and varied, there were plenty of jobs and there were strong and erratic characters. The walk will last about 2 hours.
Date: Thursday, 5th August
Meet: 7.00pm in the down car park of the Railway Station – that’s the one where the London train arrives!
Cost: £3
Please book: Ian Mackintosh, 01453 766273
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The Trust has won an Arts Lottery grant, supported by another from the Summerfield Trust, to bring a family of Indian Kalamkari artists to Stroud. Smt. M. Munirathnamma and her brother and sister work in the traditions of this ancient art that led to the fashion for chintz in England in the 18th century. The core of their work is painting traditional cloths for presentation by devotees to the temple at Srikalahasti.