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This year we had an unprecedented number of applicants and we are very pleased to announce that the following were successful in being selected for a Goodliff Award. Our President, Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich, presented the Certificates at a Cermony in the Huntingdon Town Hall on 1st October to all the awardees.<\/p>\n
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Awardees, left to right: Tom Wheeley<\/strong> – Friends of Hinchingbrooke School, Trevor Stone<\/strong> – Brampton Branch of the Royal British Legion, Christopher Vane-Percy<\/strong> – Pepys House Trust, Graham James<\/strong> – Gt Paxton History Society, Liz StHill-Davies<\/strong> – Friends of St Neots Museum, Stuart Orme<\/strong> – Cromwell Museum Trust, Julie Countess of Sandwich<\/strong> – President of the Society, and Christine Phillpotts<\/strong> – St Ives Civic Society<\/p>\n Christine Philpotts on behalf of The St Ives Civic Society, <\/b>for the preserving, digitising and publication on the Society website the document and minutes of meetings of the first 50 years of the Society<\/p>\n Elizabeth StHill-Davies on behalf of the Friends of St Neots Museum, <\/b>for the purchase of images of people and buildings of St Neots in the Second World War for publication in the book about St Neots during the war.<\/p>\n Trevor Stone of Brampton District Branch of the Royal British Legion,<\/strong> for the research into and publication of information on the men and women of Brampton who gave their lives for the Country during the two world wars.<\/p>\n Martyn Smith, Hunts Cyclist Battalion<\/strong> – for the purchase of new display boards to be used to display the vast amount of information he has gathered over the years about the Battalion and its soldiers.<\/p>\n Stuart Orme on behalf of The Cromwell Museum<\/strong>, for the production of a booklet on the story behind the recently purchased pocket watch that belonged to Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector.<\/p>\n Tom Wheeley, Friends of Hinchingbrooke House<\/strong>, for reprinting the book ‘Houseful at Hinchingbrooke’ by Mary Stuart.<\/p>\n Graham James on behalf of Great Paxton Histpory Society, <\/strong>for the research into and publication of a book about the Towgood family of Great and Little Paxton<\/p>\n Paul Grey on behalf of Pepys House Trust<\/strong>, for the purchase of replica items and equipment to be used to represent the period of occupancy of the house by the Pepys family during house visits and talks.<\/p>\n Mike Addis on behalf of the Huntingdonshire History Festival, <\/strong>to fund two artists to lead childrens activities at the English Civil War Re-enactment during the History Festival in July 2025<\/p>\n <\/p>\n