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Thurs. 14 March – THE ANGLO-SAXONS OF THE UPPER THAMES: dress and identity

By BAS-Library User 27/02/2019 01/03/2019 Associated Society, General History

Dr Toby Martin Lecturer in Early Medieval Archaeology, IoA, University of Oxford Thursday 14 March 2019 at 8pm Main Hall, LISTON HALL Liston Road, Marlow SL7 1DD During the 5th and 6th centuries, the Upper Thames went from being a late Roman complex of villages, villas and towns,… Continue reading

Gardens Trust – lecture in Birmingham, 17 April, and visit to Hagley Park, 2 May

By BAS-Library User 20/02/2019 01/03/2019 Associated Society, Gardens and natural history.

To attend the lecture or the garden visit please select continue reading and then open the following document Birmingham Spring lecture 17th April 2019-convertedV2 Continue reading

Bucks Gardens Trust talk – Dr Gill Clarke on Stanley Spencer – Saturday 30 March

By BAS-Library User 20/02/2019 17/06/2019 Associated Society, Gardens and natural history.

Just a reminder of Dr Gill Clarke’s talk on Stanley Spencer, to be given to the Bucks Gardens Trust on Saturday 30 March at the Bucks County Museum in Aylesbury, starting at 2.30pm with tea to follow. If you have not already booked, but would like to come, please… Continue reading

Bucks Gardens Trust talk – Saturday 23 February

By BAS-Library User 20/02/2019 17/06/2019 Associated Society, Gardens and natural history.

A reminder of our Bucks Gardens Trust talk on Saturday 23 February to be given by Richard Mawrey QC on, ‘The Phantom of the Trianon’. The talk will be held at the Bucks County Museum starting at 2.30pm with tea to follow at a cost of: £12 for members and… Continue reading

Recording History of Pubs and Breweries.

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By Doug Stuckey 20/02/2019 20/02/2019 Local history

The history of the local pubs and their associated breweries is a common subject of interest in a town or village.
The Society had a project to investigate and record local pub buildings. The records and template worksheets are available on this site. These could very useful to anyone carrying out a similar exercise in your locality.

BAS lecture on Saturday, 9 March, at 2.30pm in the Bucks County Museum

By BAS-Library User 15/02/2019 11/03/2019 General BAS news

The next BAS lecture will be on Saturday, 9 March, at 2.30pm in the Bucks County Museum HP20 2QP, when Gareth Chaffey of Wessex Archaeology will be speaking on: Extracting the Past: early settlement and monuments in the Middle Thames Valley. This talk will focus on the Wessex Archaeology excavations… Continue reading

Wingrave with Rowsham Heritage Association next talk Friday 22 February

By BAS-Library User 14/02/2019 01/03/2019 Archaeology, Associated Society, General BAS news

Wingrave with Rowsham Heritage Association is pleased to present an illustrated talk on Aspects of the history of local canals, namely the Wendover Arm and Grand Union Canal on Friday 22nd February at 7.30pm in Wingrave Community Centre. ALL ARE WELCOME! Entrance is free to members of the Association, but… Continue reading

Historical Association – Buckinghamshire Branch, 20 February

By BAS-Library User 14/02/2019 01/03/2019 Associated Society, General History

The Buckinghamshire Branch of the Historical Association meets again next Wednesday, 20 February, at 8pm, when the Reverend Douglas Dales will be speaking on ‘Pastor Pastorum’: the Papacy of St Gregory the Great. Venue: Friends’ Meeting House, Rickfords Hill, Aylesbury HP20 2RT. Everyone welcome: admission charge of £3 to non-members… Continue reading

How Woughton kept its Green – Talk 9th Febuary

By BAS-Library User 06/02/2019 01/03/2019 Associated Society, General BAS news, Local history

The next BAS lecture – open to all and at no charge – will be on Saturday 9th at 2.30pm in the Bucks County Museum HP20 2QP. Julian Hunt will now talk on How Woughton kept its Green: the story of the ancient village green at Woughton on the Green… Continue reading

2018 Newsletters added.

By John 03/02/2019 08/03/2019 Publications, Website Whats New

The two 2018 Newsletters have been added . Continue reading