Love is enough: at home with Jane and William Morris
This lecture explores the lives and works of art of Jane and William Morris and their circle, from the Red House to Kelmscott Manor.
Arts Society North Bucks
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The First Twenty Years of Teaching Computing and Microelectronics at the Open University: 1971 – 1990
In this virtual talk Roger Moore will focus on the teaching of Computer Science and Microelectronics at the OU, touching on a few additional courses.
National Museum of Computing
Medieval Homes of Rutland and East Leicestershire
This is a Zoom presentation by Nick Hill from Historic England, who will describe how buildings in medieval times were used by their occupants.
Towcester and District Local History Society
Law and Order
John Goss is giving a talk about his time as a magistrate.
Sherington Historical Society
Notorious Culworth gang of South Northamptonshire
The Gang. a band of highwaymen, carried out 47 recorded robberies and many other offences in the East Midlands with little regard for consequence.
Yardley Gobion History Group
First World War Letters of Albert French
Albert, born on 22 June 1899. left for France in May 1916 and was killed just 6 weeks later on 15 June 1916, a week before his 17th birthday.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Egyptian pyramid building: a bit of history and not a lot of mysteries
Professor Piers Bursill-Hall, who will weave engineering, maths, ancient history, and archeology together to explain theories and disprove conjectures.
Olney Archaeological Society
Volunteer Recruitment Open Day 2022
Although an interest in computing and/or its history is an advantage, it is not essential and they warmly welcome people with other skills and interests.
National Museum of Computing
The Dead Relly Hunt
A Zoom talk for BFHS members by Gill Blanchard. Churchyards, cemeteries and their records. Online membership costs £6.00 a year.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Programming the EDSAC
In this virtual talk Dr Andrew Herbert will describe the essential features of EDSAC, one of the first digital electronic stored program computers,
National Museum of Computing