100 Years
1926 — a century of the Institute
A commemoration of what a community built for itself, and an invitation to help record it properly before the memory thins.
What the centenary is for
- To honour the people who founded and carried the Institute.
- To gather and publish the Institute’s photographs and records.
- To collect oral histories from those who remember.
- To set out what the Institute intends for its second century.
Contribute to the centenary record
Photographs, programmes, certificates, letters, newspaper cuttings and spoken recollections are all welcome. Every contribution is credited to its source and the original stays with you.