Places are running out quickly for the forthcoming Institute of Historical Research summer school, taking place at Senate House on 4-6 July 2013 on the subject of Local History in the towns. Last year’s summer school proved to be hugely popular with individuals fascinated with local history and the event quickly filled up. We are expecting this year’s summer school to be equally popular, if not more so.
The site of the medieval manor and Tudor Palace of Woking will be open for the first time this year on 11th & 12th May. Guided tours of the 8 acre moated site and its above ground remains will run throughout the day until 4pm.
Museums around the County arrange events of interest to historians and archaeologists, and will have activities suitable for children of all ages.
LECTURE MEETINGS
Visits and walks are organised by non-Society groups and will take you to interesting places with good guides.otot
Many events are not available this summer due to the current restrictions for Covid 19
Lectures and conferences of archaeological and historical interest are held by local Surrey groups and in adjacent counties. This list is of future conferences held in adjacent counties:
Opportunities to learn more about archaeology and practical training which whilst not organised by the Society, have been notified to us as of Surrey archaeological or historical interest.
The listed institutions will not be holding face to face meetings but some online studies may be available.
An opportunity for members to present and discuss their current research.
See the attached programme for details.
