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Join us, and Tom Lane, as he delivers another interesting online talk: Location and Interpretation: Finding Archaeology in the Lincolnshire Landscape Any walk through the countryside is a walk through time. Indeed, renowned Landscape Archaeologist W.G. Hoskins stated “The most comprehensive historical document in Britain is the Landscape itself”. This presentation sets out to help…

Join us, and the team at Flange & Prong, as they deliver 'Lincolnshire Witches', a series of  four online talks. Witchbottles – This talk is particularly special to us as we found some bottles hanging from the beams at The Old King’s Head in Kirton, our recently restored 16th Century Coaching Inn which has  been…

Join us, and the team at Flange & Prong, as they deliver 'Lincolnshire Witches', a series of  four online talks. What is Witchcraft? For this talk, the team at Flange & Prong will cover and discuss a wide range of topics and hope to demystify witchcraft. They will briefly cover the history and chat about…

Join us, and Dr Nicholas Morton, for a series of talks. This second talk, The Templars and the wars of the Crusader States, will be held online on 24 March 2022. During the years 1097-1099, the armies of the First Crusade established three – later four - territories in the Near East, known collectively to…

A Beginner's Guide: Maintaining Historic Buildings This, FREE, short course is presented by Heritage Lincolnshire’s Charlotte Davey; Project Officer (Historic Sites and Projects) In this workshop, learners discover how to identify signs of disrepair and decay as well how to carry out maintenance inspections. This FREE event is funded by South Kesteven District Council and…

As part of Women’s History Month, join us and Bob Massey, ONLINE, as he delivers this fascinating talk. Tickets can be bought from our shop (under Women's History Month in Events & Talks) and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start saving?

Join us, and Sharon Bennett Connolly, for this interesting online talk. Nicholaa de la Haye; the heroine of Lincoln Castle will be held online on 17th March 2022. Sharon Bennett Connolly talks about the remarkable career of Nicholaa de la Haye, the hereditary castellan of Lincoln Castle. Nicholaa came into prominence in the reigns of…

A Beginner's Guide: Understanding Historic Buildings' This, FREE, short course is presented by Heritage Lincolnshire’s Charlotte Davey; Project Officer (Historic Sites and Projects) This course explains heritage designation categories as well as looking at traditional building materials and techniques to best understand old buildings. Learners will look at case studies to gain a better understanding…

Join us, and Sharon Bennett Connolly, for this interesting online talk. Lincolnshire's Medieval Heroines will be held online on 10th March 2022. Tickets: Members £6 / Non-members £8. Tickets can be bought from our shop (under Events & Talks) and if this isn’t the first time you’ve paid more why don’t you become a member and start…

Join us, and Dr Julie E Bounford, social historian & author, for this interesting online talk. The strange tale of Norah C. James and her banned book, ‘Sleeveless Errand’ on Thursday 3rd March 2022 Tickets: Members £6 / Non-members £8. Tickets can be bought from our shop (under Events & Talks) and if this isn’t the…

Energy Efficiency of Traditional Buildings This FREE talk will be delivered by Matthew Bentley, Conservation Manager and Paul Read, Commercial Manager for Archaeological Project Services. Energy efficient buildings are key to ensuring a sustainable future, but how do we apply these values to the past? Paul and Matt explore the principles of energy efficient design, the…

Join us, and Dr Nicholas Morton, for a series of talks. This first talk, The First Crusade and the origins of the Templars, will be held online on 24 February 2022. The Knights Templar have fascinating historians for centuries.  Their origins lie in the 1120s when a small band of knights swore to defend the…