Events
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 10 May
Synagogue Design and Jewish Religious Practice: Historic and Contemporary Examples
Merilyn Spier M Arch., RIBA (retired)
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 10 May
Synagogue Design and Jewish Religious Practice: Historic and Contemporary Examples
Merilyn Spier M.Arch, RIBA (retired)
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 10 May
Synagogue Design and Jewish Religious Practice: Historic and Contemporary Examples
Merilyn Spier, M Arch., RIBA (retired)
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 17 May
The Mosque as a place of Worship
Professor M A Nasim, Head of Education, Shah Jahan Mosque, Woking
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 24 May
Nonconformist buildings: Plain places for plain speaking?
Peter Youngs, BA
Surrey Archaeological Society
Faith expressed in Stone: Religious Buildings in Surrey and Southeast England
A Series of Five Lectures
To be held in The Abraham Dixon Hall, The Institute, 67 High Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8AH
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 for 8.00 (3 to 31 May 2011)
£6 per person per evening, or all five lectures for £26
Tuesday 31 May
The Architecture of the Christian Church: 2000 years of history
Alan Bott, OBE, MA, FSA
Bodley Fellow, Merton College, Oxford
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17

The Life and Work of Helen Allingham by Annabel Watts
Friday 10th June 2011, 7.45pm at The Menuhin Hall
Doors open at 6.30pm. Lecture to commence at 7.45pm
Cash bar will be available from 6.45 pm
Tickets: £12
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Guildford Group members have been sent details. Non-members interested in attending should email: gfdgp@g1mra.freeserve.co.uk
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
Work will take place 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday June 6 - 10 and June 13 - 17
+ SIHG AGM.
+ Lecture on the Work of the Trust (open to all)
Kingston upon Thames Archaeological Society has been awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund grant to investigate a site on the Hogsmill River during the first week in August. The focus will be on palaeoecology through auguring and testpits, but other information may come to light too, like who grazed their animals in these lush water meadows, and whether there is any sign of the many mills that dotted the Hogsmill from medieval times onwards.
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,
The Roman Studies Group is undertaking a sixth season of excavation on Ashtead Common. Working days are grouped as three sets of 5 days from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Dates are: Wednesday to Sunday 24th to 28th August,





