Reflections On Goole

First screened in two sell-out shows in 2018, Reflections On Goole is a showcase of stories and images of Goole.

Throughout 2017, Goole Civic Society interviewed local residents to record their memories of living and working in Goole, and the resulting audio was woven around historic photographs and films of the town.

Writing in 2017, Margaret Hicks-Clarke, Chair of Goole Society, said: “We have collected a unique archive of memories and stories spanning Goole’s 190-year history, which we will keep and add to for future generations.”

Also being shown as part of the screening are an aerial history of the Goole to Knottingley Canal, which premiered in January of this year, and the 2026 version of the 1926 Song of Goole, which has been recorded by The Warblers choir.

Reflections On Goole will be screened at Junction Goole at 1pm on Sunday 19 July and again at 1pm on Monday 20 July. These screenings have been organised by Goole Civic Society and the Goole 2026 Bicentenary Group.

Tickets are priced at £3. To book, click here.