Lectures will be held at 5.30p.m. at Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford
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October 16 Malcolm Axtell |
Building Oxford’s Heritage Symm & Company from 1815
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October 30 Nick Hance |
History of Harwell Part I 1900 – 1950
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November 13 Julian Munby |
Edward III’s Round Table at Windsor
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November 27 Malcolm Graham |
Oxford City 1771 – Present, the development of boundaries and transport
systems
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December 11 Gill Hey |
The Thames Valley through the early prehistoric period |
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January 15 2008 Barbara Allison |
Petticoats and Partlets: women’s clothes in the early 17th century |
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January 29 Catherine Oakes |
Medieval Marian Imagery in and around Oxford Churches
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February 12 Paul Barnwell |
Whence and Whither in Vernacular Building Studies
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February 26 Dan Poore |
The Tom Hassall
Lecture |
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March 11 Warwick Rodwell |
Dorchester Abbey: Its Archaeology and Architecture reconsidered
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The lecture on December 11th will be followed by the Xmas Party.
This map shows the location of Rewley House, at the junction of St John's Street and Wellington Square.
Parking before the meeting is usually easy enough. Early arrivals may find metered parking spaces on west and north sides of Wellington Square. More spaces are normally available on the west side of St Giles where it joins Woodstock Road. From here is is only a short walk down Little Clarendon Street and across Wellington Square to Rewley House. Beware. Parking in time to get to Rewley house by 5.30 in November 2005 cost £3 and this may be increased.
Park and Ride buses from Water Eaton, Pear Tree and Redbridge stop at the top of St Giles, a short distance from Rewley House. Full details of the Park and Ride service are available here.