Please check with the organiser that an event listed below is going ahead, especially if travelling any distance.
Andy Tennet’s talk follows his father’s service in WW2, from volunteering in early 1940 through to Berlin in 1946. Non-members £4.00.
Yardley Gobion History Group
The speaker, Eve Bacon, will explain how the law made this darkest of businesses viable and how it was eventually brought to an end.
Bucks Family History Society
Henry VIII insisted on demolishing Warden Abbey, but the parish church escaped virtually unscathed. Non members £3.00. All welcome.
Bow Brickhill History Society
Speaker: Dr Martin Papworth, National Trust Archaeologist. Via Zoom.
Olney Archaeological Society
Gillian Mason has been very involved in the restoration and replacement of the sculptures at Stowe. Many of the original statues were sold.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Mike Woodger, who celebrated his 100th birthday in March, was a key contributor to the development of two programming languages, Algol 60 and Ada.
National Museum of Computing
Speaker: Emma Cox. How many times have you missed that vital clue because the information was not organised properly? A Zoom talk for BFHS members.
Bucks Family History Society
Ben Donnelly-Symes’s Zoom talk will cover the first year of the ARC based at the Chester House Estate in Irchester being open. Donation of £5.00 welcome.
CLASP
A spring walk to see the beautiful magnolias and flowering cherries. Displays of spring flowering bulbs, hellebores, daffodils and narcissi.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Professor John Coffey from the University of Leicester explores whether John Newton might be the ‘Anonymous’ speaking against the slave trade in 1762.
Cowper & Newton Museum
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