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In Search of the Great Viking Army in Lincolnshire
📍 St Hugh's Church, Lincoln
£4.00
Lincolnshire Bricks: The Industry and the Buildings.
📍 Museum of Lincolnshire Life
£4.00
The History of Witchcraft & Women
📍 The County Assembly Rooms
From £15.50
FREEThe Lived Experience of a Black Autistic Artist
📍 Lincoln Bishop University
The Life and Work of John Betjeman and his Links with Lincolnshire.
📍 Lincoln Central Library
£3.00
Sacred and Secular: The many uses of Church Buildings in the Middle Ages
📍 St Mary Magdalene Church, Newark-on-Trent
£7.50
Folklore & Women: The power of folklore in reclaiming female sto
📍 The County Assembly Rooms
From £15.50
The Bayeux Tapestry: Who, What, When, Where, How and Why?
📍 Minerva Building
Free - £4.00
Lincoln's Engineering Industries
📍 Museum of Lincolnshire Life
£8.00
The Flying Hulls and Bok's Crew of 1942
📍 St Mary Magdalene Church, Newark-on-Trent
£7.50
How Churchill Waged War
📍 Minerva Building
Free - £4.00
Impact of the English Reformation on Cathedral Communities in the Midlands
📍 Minerva Building
Free - £4.00
Notes from Antiquity: Glaukos of Rhegion on Ancient Greek Music
📍 Minerva Building
Free - £4.00
History Talks in Nearby Cities
History Talks in Lincoln — Guide
History talks in Lincoln 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.