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Kings and Vikings in North-West England

Date the event has passed: 29/04/2017

The next study day event hosted by the Regional Heritage Centre will take place on Saturday 29 April. The focus will be on  Vikings in the North-West and Irish Sea Region. For further details and to book your place, please visit http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/users/rhc/events/details/2017/Kings_and_Vikings.html

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Volunteers' Visit Waberthwaite 27 August

Date the event has passed: 28/08/2019

For our 2019 volunteers' field trip we made our first and long overdue visit to the west coast, to the ancient parish of Waberthwaite. Our guide for the day was Alan Clegg, who recently joined as a volunteer researcher and is making great progress on the history of Waberthwaite.

"Investigating, describing and preserving": 150 years of the CWAAS

Date the event has passed: 02/02/2016

Angus Winchester will give a lecture entitled "Investigating, describing and preserving": 150 years of the CWAAS. The meeting will be held in the Shakespeare Centre, Highgate, Kendal commencing 7.30pm.

Visitors are welcome and there is a charge of £2.50.

Dr David Starkey launches royal rededication of Victoria County History

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Dr David Starkey will launch the rededication to the Queen of the Victoria History of the Counties of England by delivering The Marc Fitch Lecture in the Chancellor’s Hall of Senate House, University of London on Monday 25th June.

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