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SUMMARY:‘What People Left Behind for us to Find’
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, online\, as we welcome Karen Adams with a new and interesting series of talks. \nTalk 1: Evidence of Iron Age Activity in East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire \nA series of talks looking for evidence of the people who lived in the area from five different periods: \nIron Age\nRoman\nSaxon & Viking (Early Medieval)\nNorman\nMedieval \nAs we approach the more modern periods there is evidence still above ground in the form of buildings etc. For the earlier periods we rely more on archaeological excavations\, metal detecting\, aerial photography and LiDAR. \nJoin archaeologist and historian Karen Adams (PastSearch) to discover what people from the past have behind left for us to find! \nTickets can be bought from our online shop and\, if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more\, why don’t you become a member and start saving while you learn!
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/what-people-left-behind-for-us-to-find
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230424T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230424T200000
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED - Lincoln's Trams and early buses.
DESCRIPTION:Bygone Lincoln  \nJoin us for this series of talks delivered by Blow by Blow\, presenting nostalgic video clips and still images of our county’s history and love of transport. \nLincoln’s Trams and early buses. \nA look at the making of The Lincoln Trams documentary with clips from the film. Now augmented by images of some of Lincoln’s early buses which have come to light since the programme was made. \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/lincolns-trams-and-early-buses-2
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230419T190000
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SUMMARY:Katherine Howard and Kateryn Parr\, the Teenager and the Widow
DESCRIPTION:The Six Wives of Henry VIII: Personality and Politics \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Carol Ann Lloyd with another new series of talks. \n Katherine Howard and Kateryn Parr\, the Teenager and the Widow \nCousin of Anne Boleyn\, Katherine Howard was less than half the king’s age when she caught the king’s eye while serving Anna of Cleves. Before coming to court\, Katherine had some sort of relationship with Henry Mannox and Francis Dereham. She was completely unprepared for what would happen when Henry fell made her his queen. Katherine became embroiled in a relationship with Thomas Culpepper\, something that came to light and resulted her being condemned to death by an Act of Attainder. Like her cousin\, Katherine was executed at the Tower on 13 February in 1542. \nAlthough some thought Henry might be finished with the marriage game\, he fell for the twice-widowed Kateryn Parr. She was an intelligent\, elegant\, and religious woman. It’s thought Kateryn was in love with Thomas Seymour when she married the king\, but she worked to make her marriage successful. Kateryn encouraged the king to bring his daughters to court and took an active interest in her stepchildren. She encouraged religious reform\, something that nearly caused serious trouble with the king. And she gained the king’s trust to the point he made her Regent in his absence. \nTickets: Members £8 / Non-members £10 \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/katherine-howard-and-kateryn-parr-the-teenager-and-the-widow
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230417T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230417T150000
DTSTAMP:20260501T200612
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SUMMARY:The Templar heresy trials
DESCRIPTION:The Templar Talks  \nJoin us\, at our newly renovated Old King’s Head in Kirton\, as we welcome back Dr Nic Morton for the last talk in his latest series. \nTalk 4: The Templar heresy trials \nOn 18 March 1314 the Templar master James of Molay was burned at the stake on the orders of King Philip IV of France.  This event marked the dramatic culmination of a trial that had lasted almost seven years.  In the eyes of their critics the Templars were a heretical order fully deserving of dissolution.  In the eyes of their defenders\, the Templars were unjustly accused.  Either way\, the events of the Templar Trial would echo down the centuries provoking strong reactions even today.  These events pose many difficult questions for historians but perhaps the most debated is also the most obvious – were the Templars actually heretics?  This talk explores the history of the Templar trial\, examining the motives and interests of the leading protagonists and seeking to understand why the trial ended with the formal dissolution of the Templar Order. \nTickets are £8 member / £10 non-member and can be bought from our online shop. Why don’t you become a member and save money! \nA combination ticket for all talks in the series is available. \nAlthough this is the only talk (in this series) that is in-person\, we do plan to record it for those who are unable to attend. Customer feedback from his previous talks suggested an in-person talk would be popular\, a chance to meet Dr Nic Morton and an opportunity to get books signed by the author.
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/the-templar-heresy-trials
LOCATION:The Old King’s Head\, Kirton\, High Street\, Kirton \, Lincolnshire\, PE20 1EG\, UK
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230330T200000
DTSTAMP:20260501T200612
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SUMMARY:Women's History Month - Women of Influence in 13th Century England
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, online\, as we welcome back Sharon Bennett Connolly with a couple of her talks as part of Women’s History Month. \nWomen of Influence in 13th Century England \nSharon looks at how events in the lives of Maud de Braose\, Nicholaa de la Haye and Ela of Salisbury helped to shape the century. Maud’s tragic death influenced clauses in the 1215 Magna Carta. Nicholaa de la Haye’s stoic defence of Lincoln Castle led to the defeat of French invaders and Ela of Salisbury was both a great countess\, sheriff and abbess. \nTickets cost £8 member / £10 non-member and are available in our online shop. If this isn’t the first time you have paid more\, become a member and start saving as you learn! \n 
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/womens-history-month-women-of-tudor-lincolnshire
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230323T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230323T200000
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SUMMARY:Wolds Women of Influence Bringing Louisa Boucherett and The Caistor Workhouse Children to life
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, online\, as we host a fascinating talk as part of Women’s History Month. \nWolds Women of Influence Bringing Louisa Boucherett and The Caistor Workhouse Children to life \nDiscover how the hugely popular Wolds Women of Influence exhibition found a new home with the award-winning Market Rasen’s Heritage Tour\, from four members of the team involved. \nLearn the histories of the six historic women featured\, and find out how you can take the tour on foot or online. \nGet to know one Wolds Woman of Influence in particular\, Louisa Boucherett\, and find out how her work in the 1860s\, with children from Caistor’s workhouse\, was a forerunner to the system of foster care used worldwide\, today. \nHear how the team shone a light on Louisa’s little-known story in a new video featuring local actor Gail Dennis\, and the challenges that came with the filming: covid restrictions\, Market Rasen traffic\, damp walls\, and a Georgian courtroom in completely the wrong place. \nFind out how ten modern Wolds children lent their faces to the workhouse children from the 1860s\, bringing them to life alongside Louisa’s moving descriptions of their circumstances. \nTickets: £5 member / £8 non-member. \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/wolds-women-of-influence-bringing-louisa-boucherett-and-the-caistor-workhouse-children-to-life
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230320T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230320T200000
DTSTAMP:20260501T200612
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SUMMARY:The Templars in the British Isles and Western Europe
DESCRIPTION:The Templar Talks  \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Dr Nic Morton with his new series of talks. \nTalk 3: The Templars in the British Isles and Western Europe \nThe Knights Templar had a major presence in Lincolnshire\, just as they did across many parts of Christendom\, but what were these lands for?  The Templars are best known for their wars in the Near East so why did they devote time and resources to building up their presence in regions many hundreds or thousands of miles away from the frontier?  This talk explores the vast network of estates that the Templars constructed during the Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries across almost every country in Western Christendom.  It discusses how their involvement in banking\, shipping\, agriculture and local politics all played their part in supporting the Templars’ ongoing efforts either to defend or to conquer the Holy Land. \nTickets are £8 member / £10 non-member and can be bought from our online shop. Why don’t you become a member and save money! \n A combination ticket for all talks in the series is available.
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/the-templars-in-the-british-isles-and-western-europe
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230316T200000
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SUMMARY:Women's History Month - Women of Tudor Lincolnshire.
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, online\, as we welcome back Sharon Bennett Connolly with the first of her couple of  talks as part of Women’s History Month. \nWomen of Tudor Lincolnshire \nSharon looks at the remarkable lives of four Tudor women with strong inks to Lincolnshire. Anne Askew embraced the Protestant faith and suffered torture and execution as a consequence. Katherine Willoughby\, Duchess of Suffolk\, was a Puritan who used her position and influence to help her fellow puritans. Katherine Parr and Rose Hickman were both at different times residents of Gainsborough Old Hall. Katherine went on to be Queen of England and Henry VIII’s last wife. \nTickets cost £8 member / £10 non-member and are available in our online shop. If this isn’t the first time you have paid more\, become a member and start saving as you learn!
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/womens-history-month-women-of-tudor-lincolnshire-2
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230315T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230315T200000
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SUMMARY:Jane Seymour and Anna of Cleves\, the Wives with Afterlives
DESCRIPTION:The Six Wives of Henry VIII: Personality and Politics \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Carol Ann Lloyd with another new series of talks. \nJane Seymour and Anna of Cleves\, the Wives with Afterlives \nAfter nearly three decades on the throne\, Henry VIII was desperate for a son and heir—and Jane Seymour delivered. Her role as the mother of his only son is how Henry memorialized Jane\, inserting her into a family picture nearly a decade after her death. But what more do we know about Jane? Although she’s often described as meek and mild\, the anti-Anne Boleyn\, Jane was deliberate in her pursuit of the king and the crown. She’s more complicated than we often think. \nAfter Jane’s death\, Henry sought a new wife quickly\, but it took him more than two years to find someone who would agree to marry him. Eventually Anna of Cleves\, sister of the Duke of Cleves and the only woman Henry didn’t pick for himself\, became wife number four. She has earned the nickname “Flander’s Mare” (something Henry himself did NOT call her) and it’s often thought her looks turned the king against her. But when she arrived in England she didn’t know how to play the court games the king loved. Even so\, Anna learned the rules quickly and\, when Henry asked her for an annulment\, managed to receive a generous settlement and live out his reign as the King’s Sister and survive into the reign of Mary I. \nTickets: Members £8 / Non-members £10 \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/jane-seymour-and-anna-of-cleves-the-wives-with-afterlives
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230227T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230227T133000
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SUMMARY:The hidden history of Lincolnshire’s LGBTQ+ heritage + panel session
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, online\, as we welcome our colleague Alice Ullathorne with a new and interesting talk for LGBTQ+ History month. \nThe hidden history of Lincolnshire’s LGBTQ+ heritage + panel session \nThe talk is an exploration of how we study LGBTQ+ lives in the past and the evidence that we’ve uncovered through research in Lincolnshire. The talk will then be followed by a panel session with the speakers. \nTickets: Free for members / £4 non-member and can be bought from our online shop. If you are a member\, please still ‘buy’ a free ticket so we can send you the zoom link. If this isn’t the first time a talk has cost you more why don’t you become a member and start to save?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/the-hidden-history-of-lincolnshires-lgbtq-heritage-panel-session
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230220T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230220T200000
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SUMMARY:The Templars and the wars of the Crusader States
DESCRIPTION:The Templar Talks  \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Dr Nic Morton with his new series of talks. \nTalk 2: The Templars and the wars of the Crusader States \nDuring the years 1097-1099\, the armies of the First Crusade established three – later four – territories in the Near East\, known collectively to historians as the “Crusader States”.  From their very beginnings all these states were deeply embattled and throughout the Twelfth Century their rulers fought many wars against – or in alliance with – neighbouring powers across the region.  In this environment there was a mounting need for troops\, fortifications\, logistical support and money.  This talk explores how the Knights Templar and their sister order\, the Knights Hospitaller\, played a major role in the wars of this era\, garrisoning castles\, providing companies of warriors\, conducting diplomacy and gathering funds.  We shall examine the great castles they created and the way they were viewed by their admirers and adversaries.  We shall also discuss the problems they posed for the Crusader States’ rulers as their growing power increasingly made them difficult to control. \nTickets are £8 member / £10 non-member and can be bought from our online shop. Why don’t you become a member and save money! \nA combination ticket for all talks in the series is available.
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/the-templars-and-the-wars-of-the-crusader-states
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230215T190000
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SUMMARY:Anne Boleyn\, the Woman who Changed Everything
DESCRIPTION:The Six Wives of Henry VIII: Personality and Politics \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Carol Ann Lloyd with another new series of talks. \nAnne Boleyn\, the Woman who Changed Everything \nShe’s the most studied\, argued about\, and parodied of Henry VIII’s wives. She’s depicted as a homewrecker and a witch with six fingers on one hand\, and on the other as the instigator of the English Reformation. Rarely is she thought of as a real woman\, Anne Boleyn was at the center of the biggest court scandal of Henry VIII’s reign. After courting her for seven years and being married to her for another three\, after a series of desperate love letters and promises of lasting devotion\, Henry turned against Anne\, and she became the first Queen of England to be executed at the Tower of London. \nTickets: Members £8 / Non-members £10 \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/anne-boleyn-the-woman-who-changed-everything
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230123T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230123T200000
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SUMMARY:The First Crusade and the origins of the Templars
DESCRIPTION:The Templar Talks  \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Dr Nic Morton with his new series of talks. \nTalk 1: The First Crusade and the origins of the Templars \nThe Knights Templar have fascinating historians for centuries.  Their origins lie in the 1110s when a small band of knights committed themselves to defend the pilgrim roads to Jerusalem.  Yet within a few decades they rose to become a vast international organisation capable of raising armies of soldiers and drawing upon revenues comparable to those of Christendom’s leading monarchs.  So how did this come about?  Why did the Templars become so powerful so quickly?  In a similar vein\, why were Medieval Christians so ready to accept the idea of a religious order which enshrined the pursuit holy war as its core vocation.  In this talk\, we shall explore these questions so as to better understand both the Templar Order itself and the ideas underpinning its rise to power. \nTickets: Members £8 / Non-members £10 \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?\n A combination ticket for all talks in the series is available.
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/the-first-crusade-and-the-origins-of-the-templars
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230118T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230118T200000
DTSTAMP:20260501T200612
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SUMMARY:Catherine of Aragon\, the Spanish Princess
DESCRIPTION:The Six Wives of Henry VIII: Personality and Politics \nJoin us\, online\, as we welcome back Carol Ann Lloyd with another new series of talks. \nCatherine of Aragon\, the Spanish Princess \nShe’s often remembered as the devoted but dowdy elderly wife of Henry VIII. But Catherine of Aragon was an extraordinary young woman when she came to England\, was wife to two heirs to the English throne\, and was a beloved and remarkable wife to Henry VIII for most of his reign. The daughter of a powerful mother\, Isabella of Castile\, Catherine believed in her own and her daughter’s abilities to rule. She believed it was her destiny to be Queen of England\, and she stood up to Henry VIII when he tried to set her aside. For years\, she was a beloved Queen of England\, and the people remained loyal to her until the end of her life. \nBoth religious women\, both mothers on daughters\, Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn together were with Henry VIII for 70 percent of his reign. \nTickets: Members £8 / Non-members £10 \nTickets can be bought from our shop and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?
URL:https://heritagelincolnshire.org/event/catherine-of-aragon-the-spanish-princess
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
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