SPEAKER TO BE ARRANGED.
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre.
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door.
FRANCIS PRYOR, Archaeologist and author of the recent BBC book of the week The Fens – “discovering England’s ancient depths”
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre.
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door.
LOUISE PALOMBA, Assiciate Partner with Rogers Stirk Harbour, Shortlisted for 2019 Stirling Prize for Macallan Distillery and Visitor Centre on Moray, pays a return visit.
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre.
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door.
TONY BARTON and STEVEN LANGTREE will launch Chester Civic Trust’s Diamond Jubilee celebration with a presentation on Chester since 1960.
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre.
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door.
Dr ELIZABETH BAIGENT, reader in the history of geography at the University of Oxford will give a talk entitled Octavia Hill : Housing reformer and founder of the National Trust. Dr Baigent has co-edited a recent book entitled ‘Nobler imaginings and mightier struggles : Octavia Hill, Social Activism and the Remaking of British Society’.
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre.
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door.
JOHN BENSON from the National Waterways Museum will give our opening lecture of the season on The Canal and River Trust and Waterways Archive.
Lectures are held on Wednesday evenings at 1930 in the Grosvenor Museum lecture Theatre
Lectures are free to members of Chester Civic Trust and guests are welcome: £5 on the door