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Organ Recital, Peter Clayton (HF 2023)
Harwich Festival 2023 The Redoubt, Friday 30th June 2023, 2:30PM This performance is free to attend with a retiring collection. About the Artist: Peter first played the organ when he…
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WW2 Home Guard Re-enactment at Harwich Redoubt
THIS Saturday, 27th May, WW2 Home Guard reenactors Grant Harris and Simon Todd will be welcoming visitors with their display of World War II guns, bombs and uniforms and will…
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Harwich Redoubt Opening Days & Times May 2023
OPEN – Bank Holiday Monday 1st May – 10:00 – 16:00 OPEN – Thursday 4th May – 10:00 – 16:00 OPEN – Friday 5th May – 10:00 – 16:00 CLOSED…
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It’s a special weekend at Harwich Redoubt Fort
The Redoubt Fort in Historic Harwich is always a great place to visit but this weekend (Saturday 28th May and Sunday 29th May) will be even more special than usual….
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Redoubt Open Easter Weekend
The Harwich Redoubt will be open for 4 days over the Easter Weekend. Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday. 15th -18th April 10AM-4PM. *Easter Saturday 16th April…
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Renowned local organist ‘pulls out all the stops’ to play Parkeston organ in Redoubt Fort
Following the closure of Saint Paul’s parish church in Parkeston, many artefacts were moved to the Harwich Society’s Redoubt Fort where a room was converted to exhibit them. The artefacts…
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Heritage Open Days 2020 – Photos
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Troops walk 30 miles to Harwich to remember 1815 soldiers (H&MS)
Troops walk 30 miles to Harwich to remember 1815 soldiers (Harwich & Manningtree Standard)
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Parkeston’s history preserved at Harwich Redoubt Fort
A project to preserve important aspects of Parkeston’s history is nearing completion at Harwich’s Redoubt Fort. When Parkeston’s St Paul’s church closed in 2014 the fate of the historic organ…
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Family of Harwich’s World War I admiral visit Historic Harwich
Throughout World War I the Harwich Force, a large fleet of Royal Navy light cruisers and destroyers, was commanded by Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt and, as a result of a…