Speakers 2009

Lectures will be held at 5.30p.m. at Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford

January 13 Megan Price Henry Underhill and other Antiquaries in Late 19th Century Oxford
January 27 Terry Hardaker Early Humans in the Upper Thames - Some New Developments
February 10 David Clark Old Town on the Lonely Down - a Perspective on Burford's Buildings
February 24 Richard Morris History From Above: Major George Allen, Pioneer of Aerial Archaeology (The Tom Hassall lecture)
March 10 Alex Lang Restoring the Balance: Iron Age Oxfordshire beyond the Thames Valley
October 13 A Eavis The Glass of Milton Manor Chapel
October 27 Larry Kreitzer Quakers in Oxford
November 10 Jerome Bertrand Brasses and Monuments
November 24 James Bond Monastic Landscapes of the Upper Thames Valley
December 8 Geoffrey Tyack Revising Pevsner's Berkshire

The lecture on December 8th will be followed by the Xmas Party

Getting to Rewley House.

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 it 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.

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