BAS AAG evening meetings

Thursday 10th September 2026, in person at the Museum (and Zoom)
54 years of Thatching 
Thatching toolsDavid Underwood

David is a practicing Thatcher (retired) and will demonstrate this historic craft for us at the Museum (may not be so engaging on Zoom).  All are invited to attend. 

 

Please attend the Museum (small door next to the churchyard) or Register for this Zoom meeting Here .

Summer Outing – Hodgemoor Woods

Two walks around Hodgemoor Woods

Led by Nigel and Janet Rothwell

 

Hodgemoor woods

Sunday 23rd August 2026, 10.00-13.00 and 14.00-17.00 – Hodgemoor Woods – The Hodgemoor walk is on rougher woodland paths, which can be muddy if wet, and is about 3.5km.  Both walks is now full booked, Sorry
 
 
The walks are arranged as part of the extended CBA ‘Festival of Archaeology’ and are also advertised on their web site.  Each walk is limited to 22 people. There is a charge of £5 for non BAS members.

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The Life of Sarah Egerton, book by David Noy

Sarah Egerton

‘My daring pen, will bolder sallies make, and like my self, an uncheck’d freedom take.’

The writer of those words did her best to live up to them. She published a long feminist poem at the age of seventeen in defiance of her father ‒ who then exiled her from her London home. Her life story reveals a woman struggling against the constraints imposed by family, gender and economic position, making bold stabs at independence and forced to settle for ultimately unsatisfactory compromises.

Sarah lived most of her life in Buckinghamshire at Shenley, Adstock and finally Winslow. Her poetry, rediscoved in the 1970s, brings together her personal experience with rallying cries to women. In this book David Noy combines the autobiographical nature of Sarah’s poetry with historical research to tell her life story.

  • 288-page paperback, with 37 colour illustrations, maps and poems | cover price £16
  • Post and Packaging £3.90 (UK), options available for Canada/USA and Australia

Your can purchase a copy Here

BAS AGM and Lecture 2026

Saturday May 9th BAS AGM

(after the AGM):  Publication of the BAS Deeds Catalogue
Speaker:  Chris Low

 

BAS Deeds CatalogueThe BAS AGM will start at 14:00 with the Lecture to follow at circa 14:35.  The AGM and Lecture will be one Zoom session.  The head count for the AGM will be taken at 14:00.

 

 

Please come to the Discover Bucks Museum or Register now for the online lecture Here  (We will email the Zoom meeting invitation to you).