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Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Alison Thornhill will examine how Ticknall Limeyards evolved from a warm sea to a tranquil woodland from prehistory to the present day.
The talk will reveal some of the natural gems in this intriguing place.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Performed in Victorian Mourning dress we explore Warwick Castle and Calke Abbey’s “not so living history”.
The secrets that lie beneath and the inhabitants that still occupy the rooms, corridors and grounds of two very different Stately Homes as witnessed by myself, colleagues and guests.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.
Much of Melbourne’s history can be told by the story of individual houses in the parish and their occupants. This talk by Melbourne History Group Chairman Philip Heath, given on Saturday, 16 November, at 7:30 pm at Melbourne Assembly Rooms Main, selects twelve of the most interesting ones to prove the point.
Admission is £4 (Under 16s free if accompanied by an adult). Refreshments will be available.
Following government guidelines, Ticknall Art Group will meet regularly.