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Club historian puts together Wisbech Town exhibition at The Boathouse

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James Podesta

Published: 4:02 PM September 3, 2015    Updated: 6:18 AM November 4, 2020
President Mr Petch, former footballer Brian (Kitch) Smith, David Crouch of Wisbech Society, fanTrici

President Mr Petch, former footballer Brian (Kitch) Smith, David Crouch of Wisbech Society, fanTricia Crouch, Gordon Smith, Peter Clayton, chairman of the annual Octavia Hill Heritage Festival. - Credit: Archant

The proud history of Wisbech Town is the subject of a five-day exhibition.

Author and club historian Gordon Smith has put together the exhibition, which can be viewed at The Boathouse in Wisbech from Monday to Friday, noon-4.30pm.

Donations will go to the reprint of the volume two of football in Wisbech.

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