An event at The Keep, Falmer
Local historian Andrew Lusted will explore the beginnings of women’s team games and their formalisation in Victorian England. Perhaps surprisingly, this begins with the local game of stoolball and also features the earliest attempts of women to start playing cricket.
Andrew will highlight the role of the small village of Glynde in the development of both of these sports.
Venue: The Keep, Woollards Way, Brighton, BN1 9BP
Admission: £3.00 Booking is essential. Please pay on the door and arrive at least 15 minutes before the talk
Image at The Keep website
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