ONLINE WINTER LECTURE SERIES JANUARY TO MARCH 2022
Following the success of our 2020 and 2021 series of online lectures, we are delighted to offer three further talks on Hertfordshire’s history in early 2022. Booking is via Eventbrite using the links below.
Our first lecture with Anne Rowe Unravelling the history of a Country House - Hamels near Braughing took place on Wednesday evening 12 January
The remaining lectures in the series are:
Wednesday 9 February Kate Harwood In Rural State Superior: Panshanger after Repton
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Wednesday 9 March Lee Prosser Abbot Moote’s Great Barns Around St Albans
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Lectures will start at 7.30pm with 10 minutes allowed beforehand for everyone to join via Zoom.
In early 2021 we enjoyed three excellent and very informative lectures: Dr Elaine Saunders, Policing Hertfordshire before ‘The Police' ; Dr James Bettley ‘Few counties are as interesting as Herts’: revising Pevsner’s Hertfordshire and Dr Alan Thomson, Hertfordshire’s health in the seventeenth century .
Following the success of our 2020 and 2021 series of online lectures, we are delighted to offer three further talks on Hertfordshire’s history in early 2022. Booking is via Eventbrite using the links below.
Our first lecture with Anne Rowe Unravelling the history of a Country House - Hamels near Braughing took place on Wednesday evening 12 January
The remaining lectures in the series are:
Wednesday 9 February Kate Harwood In Rural State Superior: Panshanger after Repton
Click here to book
Wednesday 9 March Lee Prosser Abbot Moote’s Great Barns Around St Albans
Click here to book
Lectures will start at 7.30pm with 10 minutes allowed beforehand for everyone to join via Zoom.
In early 2021 we enjoyed three excellent and very informative lectures: Dr Elaine Saunders, Policing Hertfordshire before ‘The Police' ; Dr James Bettley ‘Few counties are as interesting as Herts’: revising Pevsner’s Hertfordshire and Dr Alan Thomson, Hertfordshire’s health in the seventeenth century .