ONLINE WINTER LECTURE SERIES JANUARY TO MARCH
Following the success of our November series of online lectures, we have been delighted to offer three further talks on Hertfordshire’s history.
On 20 January a large online audience enjoyed an excellent and very informative talk by Dr Elaine Saunders, Policing Hertfordshire before ‘The Police' and on 17 February another large audience joined us for Dr James Bettley's equally excellent and interesting lecture ‘Few counties are as interesting as Herts’: revising Pevsner’s Hertfordshire. Turnout was again high for the last in the series, an excellent and informative talk by Dr Alan Thomson, Hertfordshire’s health in the seventeenth century which took place on Wednesday 17th March.
We are hoping to offer a new series of lectures January to March 2022
Following the success of our November series of online lectures, we have been delighted to offer three further talks on Hertfordshire’s history.
On 20 January a large online audience enjoyed an excellent and very informative talk by Dr Elaine Saunders, Policing Hertfordshire before ‘The Police' and on 17 February another large audience joined us for Dr James Bettley's equally excellent and interesting lecture ‘Few counties are as interesting as Herts’: revising Pevsner’s Hertfordshire. Turnout was again high for the last in the series, an excellent and informative talk by Dr Alan Thomson, Hertfordshire’s health in the seventeenth century which took place on Wednesday 17th March.
We are hoping to offer a new series of lectures January to March 2022