HeritageEvents

.The Chearsley Village Pub Revival Day will provide an opportunity to visit six different pubs which have provided beer and refreshments to the inhabitants of Chearsley at various times over the last 500 years or so.The list includes The Boot

Show and Tell NightA chance for History Club members to bring along a photo document book or object to talk about andor promote discussion. Dont worry if youre shy as there are plenty here who like doing the talking.Village Hall

Long before the founding of the NHS many people who were destitute turned to workhouses because of illness old age disability mental illness or as a safe place to give birth. The daytoday care of sick and vulnerable inmates was

.Find out about our heritage project which aims to revitalise St Marys at the heart of Finchley Church End Conservation Area through maximising use of the site to improve physical cultural and digital access for the community.Places on the tours

In this talk Graeme Smith will illustrate the making of Glasgows New Town of Blythswood in the early 1800s with a special focus on its prime developers William Harley and Jane Laird who were also responsible for building townhouses that

While postwar architecture from the former Eastern Bloc is highly regarded by foreign architects and students its perception in the Czech Republic is marked by considerable ambiguity. Often it is negatively labelled as communist architecture of low value deemed highly

London and the Home Counties very own spectacular annual medieval festival recreating and commemorating the life and times of those who took part in the C15th Wars of the Roses including the decisive Battle of Barnet in 1471. The festival

Midsummer History and Nature WalkJonn Walker retired Nature Warden leading a midsummer history and nature walk and talk to Rimac and back. About one and a half miles each way through SaltfleetbyTheddlethorpe Dunes Nature Reserve.Accessibility: The paths at Rimac are

Join us for our Car Share and Bike Safari to see the local sites with friends. Were meeting at 7pm the Village Hall car park and touring places of interest around the village finishing up at the Kings Head Pub.

This event celebrates the launch of our exhibition Wild & Tame: Animals in History. The event will begin in our foyer with a wine reception. You will then have the opportunity to hear two speakers Prof. Erica Fudge and Miss

Join us as we revisit tales of history at St Donats Castlea stunning Grade 1 listed 12th Century castle set amongst 122 acres of woodland seafront valley and farmland on the Vale Heritage Coast. You can take a

The Little School of Ecology sessions will take children on a journey through Haddons Medieval Park where they will learn basic identification of trees flowers birds and insects as well as discovering different habitats and finding out about the deer

Local Historian Stewart Sizer will give a talk about Lincolnshires changing coastline.Village Hall open from 6.30pm for food and drinks with talk starting at 7.30 pm3 contribution welcome.

Archaeologist aerial photographer and tutor Simon Tomson will give a talk on Coastal Flooding at Theddlethorpe and the North Sea Basin.Village Hall open from 6.30pm for food and drinks with talk starting at 7.30 pm3 contribution.