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1 Feb 2013: For further information about the Festival please subscribe to our mailing list via ourCambridge opens its doors for a special weekend in each September giving everyone opportunities to discover the local ... history and heritage of their own community.

1 May 2024: 17:00:07 0000 Rare Books Recent acquisitions annotations Directories Italy Local history https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=11765 The second instalment of our monthly series listing additions ... second and concluding volume of this

5 Mar 2024: In Does Mill Road matter? Local history and museums in the 21st century (15 March), Roger Lilley, chair of the Trustees of the Museum of Cambridge, takes a fascinating look at ... the relationship between a local history museum and a local history group,

2 May 2024: 523 (Medieval Greece). Modern Greek history is on NF6, in classmark 619, including:. ... 619:16 (Ottoman rule);. 619:2 (19th century);. 619:3 (20th century); and. 619:92-96 (local history).

6 Sep 2004: 00pm. The College has ample car parking. The 2004/05 programme includes a wide range of subjects from Botanical Illustration, to Archaeology, Local History, Modern History Art History, Genetics, Nature Conservation, ... Garden History, History of Science,

2 May 2024: The Acton Library: Church history and local history. ... Books on local history and the history of the Church are of particular interest for French studies.

2 May 2024: See alsoProvide a co-ordinating role for all the local history societies in Cambridgeshire. ... A guide to Cambridgeshire's local history and archaeology organisations, societies, events and lectures.

2 May 2024: They were working women and I think that is important.”<br /> “Manet changed art history. ... something Professor Simon Goldhill, Director of CRASSH, understands, having been closely involved with commissioning a local history and atlas, Edmund de

16 Jan 2015: Here, for several centuries, an annual fair played a central role in the economic and cultural history of the east of England.

4 Jul 2007: The scheme, based at the University of Cambridge, aims to bring together school pupils, rural residents, local history societies and the University in an ongoing archaeological investigation into the development of