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8 Aug 2022: Join us for an insightful and interesting talk with local historian Antony Carpen to learn about Cambridge's unbuilt concert hall. ... The initiative provides an annual opportunity for people to discover the local history and heritage of their community.

29 Nov 2011: Dr Kate Tiller, of the University of Oxford, will lecture on Local history: the state of the art at 6 p.m.

28 Jun 2024: Or perhaps you belong, for example, to a local history society whose members would enjoy seeing maps of a particular area? ... Also look at London Map Fairs; The Marketplace and Map Collecting sections of the Map History / History of Cartography site.

29 Jun 2024: site and another for the local centre – are being commissioned, and three artists-in-residence have begun work with three departments – Archaeology, Astronomy and Earth Sciences. ... something Professor Simon Goldhill, Director of CRASSH, understands,

23 Jan 2006: The Keeper of Manuscripts and University Archives, Dr Patrick Zutshi, said: “The Hengrave Hall Manuscripts are a remarkable source for national, regional and local history over a period of seven centuries ... The collection, and especially the Kitson

29 Jun 2024: 12 Jun 2013. An app that helps users delve through thousands of years of local history is being trialled at Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. ... 03 May 2012. A new exhibition at the Department of Architecture aims to expose the

6 Sep 2022: use plastics from local business Green Blue You, as well as local wildlife and other charities. ... The initiative provides an annual opportunity for people to discover the local history and heritage of their community.

29 Nov 2011: Professor Charles Phythian-Adams, of the University of Leicester, will lecture on A local history of the mind?

23 Mar 2019: While their children are learning about local history, such as the Cambridge Hoard, which was found hidden at Chesterton Lane Corner, parents are also discovering treasures of their own that resonate ... We’ve talked about it at home.”. “The Museum

29 Nov 2011: Dr Brian Short, of the University of Sussex, will lecture on The benefit of state surveillance in twentieth-century Britain for the local and regional historian, at 6 p.m.