History Days

After the success last year, we are again offering you the opportunity to attend Day lectures: a full day of four related, yet distinct, lectures from four experts. Day includes refreshments and 2 course lunch, with Question & Answer sessions.
A programme of History Days delivered by lecturers from the History and Archaeology Department from the University of Chester.
New season will be published and bookable by August 10th 2009, but, because we are getting enquiries all the time, to reassure you, here are the dates and themes we have planned!

History Days (Autumn/Winter 2009-10)
Two separate days of 4 back to back lectures (with lunch!) by expert lecturers from University of Chester's History & Archaeology Department.
• Great Britons
  Wed 4 Nov 2009
  

  The Nameless VIP: The Medieval Stone Carver - Dr Meggen Gondek
  Very Important Pope: Nicholas Breakspear, Hadrian IV - Dr John Doran
  Truly Great Britons: The Commissioners for Union 1706-07 - Dr Keith McLay
  The First Celebrity?: George Gordon, 6th Baron Byron - Mr James Pardoe

• War and Memory
  Wed 17 Feb 2010
  

  The Commemoration of onflict: the case of Exercise Tiger - Dr Howard Williams
  Commemorating the War Dead in Late Medieval England - Diana Dunn
  The Living, the Damaged and the Dead: soldiers of the English civil war - Professor Peter Gaunt
  Remembering Vietnam - Dr Donna Jackson

  
  
  £46 incl. lunch bookable from August 10th 2009

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See Also:
Lectures at Burton Manor
History Days at Burton Manor
Events run by the Friends of Burton Manor

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Updated 24th June 2009