Going online - lectures and conferences
With the Covid-19 pandemic continuing and strict regulations about social gatherings, we have taken the decision to hold our autumn/winter lecture programme online over the coming weeks and months.
The first of these is one of the lectures postponed from earlier in the year - Devizes Castle – Norman Stronghold to Victorian Folly.
David Dawson will present this lecture on Wednesday 21 October, commencing at 7.30 pm, using Zoom. The lecture was SOLD OUT as our Lecture Room only seats 70, but we now can open up the lecture to more people online! In one of David's previous online lectures, he had people attending the same talk from Canada and Australia!
We are also organising dates for other postponed lectures and the archaeology conference, as well as arranging a brand new lecture programme. As dates are confirmed we will continue to be in touch with ticket holders and updating our website and social media.
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Hartmoor and the Devizes Castle Deer Park
The southern boundary of the Devizes Castle Deer Park is formed by a substantial bank and ditch over 5 metres high in places and well…
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ONLINE EVENT: Making Public History Fun: an online Q & A session with Greg Jenner
Making Public History Fun is an online question and answer session with Greg Jenner, hosted by Wiltshire Museum. Send in those odd and weird history…
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Online lecture: King Athelstan and the Making of England
by Michael Wood, OBE In this richly illustrated talk historian and film maker Michael Wood looks at the fascinating story of one of the great…
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Online talk: Trying to Understand Wiltshire Townscapes
By John Chandler, consultant editor, Wiltshire VCH For nearly 70 years the Victoria County History has been researching and describing the history of Wiltshire towns,…