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The Littleport Society was founded in 1987 for all with an interest in this fenland town of Littleport. Our aims are to encourage individual awareness and pride in Littleport and to develop the social, historical, and cultural potential of the community. The Society has published a wide range of books and leaflets, arranges free monthly talks, and collaborates with other local organisations that complement its aims. It also houses an archive at The Barn, which is open each Tuesday afternoon, undertakes family history research, and welcomes volunteers.
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1st Floor, The Barn, Main Street,, CB6 1PH, Littleport, United Kingdom
- 01353 861547
- secretary@littleportsociety.org.uk
- www.littleportsociety.org.uk
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