History Talks in Edinburgh
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FREEOn Angéline Escafré-Dublet's A Political History of Immigration in France
📍 University of Edinburgh, 19 George Square, Room G.02
FREEA Tale of Three Cities: Claude Monet in Rouen, London and Venice
📍 Institut Francais d Ecosse
FREENational Museum of Flight Expert Talks
📍 National Museum of Flight Scotland

Suzannah Lipscomb & Kate Williams: To Kill A Queen
📍 Assembly Rooms
FREEThe Warmth, Wit and Wisdom of David Hume
📍 Chirnside Community Centre

A History of Tea
📍 Gladstones Land

The History of Witchcraft & Women
📍 Assembly Roxy

Where wind and water cleave: An environmental history of Scotland
📍 National Library of Scotland
£0.00
FREEPoverty in Scotland: Can We Do More?
📍 Gillis Centre

Cnut’s Invasion of 1015-16 – The Viking Perspective
📍 Guildhall
Free - £6.00

My Royal Life: An Audience with Lucy Worsley
📍 Assembly Rooms

Give us the vote! Scottish women wanted it too
📍 Usher Hall
£27.80
FREEEdinburgh and the General Strike of 1926
📍 University of Edinburgh

Plague & Improvement, the Reality of Edinburgh New Town, talk by Tony Lewis
📍 Augustine United Church
£0.00
FREEBefore the Ice Cream Wars: Organised Crime in Postwar Glasgow
📍 University of Edinburgh
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History Talks in Edinburgh — Guide
History talks in Edinburgh are a fascinating journey through time, where history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike can explore diverse eras and topics. These events often delve into local history, national narratives, or global events, offering insights from experts and engaging discussions that bring the past to life.
You can expect these talks to take place in various venues such as pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated lecture halls. They typically occur weekly or monthly, providing a steady stream of knowledge. Whether you're at an intimate basement club or a cozy pub, prepare for thought-provoking conversations that challenge your understanding of historical events and their impact on the present.