Art of the Christmas Card, by Danny Wells
Art of the Christmas Card, by Danny Wells. One hundred years of the Christmas Card (c.1846-1940s).
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Commonwealth War Graves Commission, by Jean Moss
Commonwealth War Graves Commission, by Jean Moss. Who we are. With reference to war graves in Chaddesden and Spondon. CANCELLED
The Life and Travels of Robert Bruce Napoleon Walker, by Stephen Flinders
The Life and Travels of Robert Bruce Napoleon Walker, by Stephen Flinders . . .or - what do the Battle of Trafalgar, Princess Agnorolgoule of the Gabon, Amadeus Mozart and my wife got in common? A 'Who Do You Think You Are' for the likes of you and me!
Stained Glass; its history and construction, by Tony Walden
Stained Glass; its history and construction, by Tony Walden. Talk to be given via Zoom.
The Babykiller and the Thief: two Victorian crimes and punishments, by Ann Featherstone
The Babykiller and the Thief: two Victorian crimes and punishments, by Ann Featherstone. Talk will be given via Zoom.
Have you ever noticed . . .?, by Stephen Cove
Have you ever noticed . . .? Take a closer look at the world beneath your feet with Stephen Cove, who is fascinated by details that most people never notice. The talk will be given via Zoom.
A Nottingham Medieval Mystery, by Gareth Howell
A Nottingham Medieval Mystery, by Gareth Howell. What is the Fishpool Treasure Hoard? Why is it important? Where has it come from? The talk will be given via Zoom.
Australian Gold Rush 1851-1860, by Gay Evans
Australian Gold Rush 1851 - 1860. How some of our ancestors left these shores to go to a brave new world and seek their fortune; many never to return home. Talk by Gay Evans, to be given via Zoom. Email [email protected] .
The history of the postcard, by Gay Evans
A potted history of the humble postcard and its place in Social History, by Gay Evans. The talk includes a look at a collection of saucy seaside postcards. The talk will be given via Zoom.
AGM
AGM, followed by a Members' Evening organised by Gay Evans called 'Members' Artefacts'. We are encouraging members to bring along one item that holds fond memories, or a family heirloom that has been passed down the generations.