The Centre for English Local History

6  October

Professor Mick Aston (Time Team and University of Bristol)

The Winscombe project, Somerset. The why and how of a local study

20 October

Dr Frances Richardson (University of Oxford)

The women farmers of Nantconwy, Snowdonia, 1750-1900

17 November

Rev'd Dr Stuart Jennings (University of Warwick)

Hidden voices: the civilian experience of the British Civil Wars, 1640-1660: Newark-on-Trent, a case study

1 December

Professor Elizabeth Edwards (Director of the Photographic History Research Centre, De Montfort University)

Locating histories: the photographic survey movement, 1885-1914

15 December

Professor Steve King (Director of the Centre for Medical Humanities, University of Leicester)

Possible collaborations between ELH and the Medical Humanities

19 January

Dr Amanda Capern (University of Hull)

Women's landholding in early modern Yorkshire

2 February

Professor David Stocker (English Heritage)

New lords for Lincolnshire: making an impression in a remote county

23 February

Dr Lorie Charlesworth (Liverpool John Moores University)

On considering the poor law from a legal perspective in national and local history

8 March

Professor Chris Woolgar (Southampton University)

Cultures of food in late medieval England

22 March

Professor Mark Stoyle (Southampton University)

The Prayer Book Rebellion of 1549