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| Mon 11 | Christmas Colouring Online
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Join us online for this Christmas themed colouring session
Find out more and book free tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
| Wed 13 | Local shops of yesteryear.
Time: 19:30
Robena Brown
| DHT |
| Fri 15 | In-house speaker
Time: 19:30 - 21:00 | GYLHAS |
| Wed 20 | Christmas Past
Mary Fewster
| LDLH |
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| Sat 6 | The Origin of the Sugar Industry in Norfolk
Time: 14:30
A talk by the archivist of the Cantley Sugar Factory, Steve Cash
| BRLHG |
| Wed 10 | What the Normans did to and for Norwich
Time: 19:30
Adrian O'dell
| DHT |
| Tue 16 | Advanced Family History Part 1 Online Workshop
Time: 10:00 - 12:00
Norfolk Archives and Heritage Development Foundation supporters can enjoy our research workshops for free.
Find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-summer-2023/
Federation members can get £1 off tickets by using code FEDWS
| NRO |
| Tue 16 | Advanced Family History Part 2 Online Workshop
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Norfolk Archives and Heritage Development Foundation supporters can enjoy our research workshops for free.
Find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-summer-2023/
Federation members can get £1 off tickets by using code FEDWS
| NRO |
| Wed 17 | Titch & Maureen
Loddon Pantomimes
| LDLH |
| Sat 20 | What Can We Learn From Pillboxes?
Time: 14:30
Chris Kolonko (Freelance Archaeologist)
| NAHRG |
| Mon 22 | Introduction to Family History Online Workshop
Time: 10:00 - 11:00
Norfolk Archives and Heritage Development Foundation supporters can enjoy our research workshops for free.
Find out more and book your tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
Federation members can get £1 off tickets by using code FEDWS
| NRO |
| Thu 25 | Changing Beliefs: The Archaeology of the East Anglian Conversion
Time: 19:30
Dr Richard Hoggett. The conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity was one of the most significant cultural changes in our nation's history and it changed the Anglo-Saxon landscape forever. This lecture uses documentary sources and artefacts, cemeteries, settlements and early churches from the region's rich archaeological record to present an overview of the adoption of Christianity in seventh-century East Anglia.
Venue: Town Hall
| ALHS |
| Thu 25 | Research Bloggers step by step guide
Time: 10:30 - 12:30
Join us for 3 sessions (Thursday 25 January, 1 February and 8 February) in which we teach you how to write a blog post for the Norfolk Record Office blog and help you to complete your very first post.
3 Free workshops
Find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
| Tue 30 | Talks by BAHS Members
Time: 14:30
Also on Zoom
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| Fri 2 | 20 Years of The Archive Centre
Time: 14:00 - 15:30
Celebrating 20 years of the Norfolk Record Office at the Archive Centre.
Talk, tour and documents.
Free event
find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
| Sat 3 | When the Medics Came to Norwich
Time: 14:30
Phyllida Scrivens with stories and scandal from the Annual Congress of the British Medical Association, August 1874
| BRLHG |
| Wed 7 | Queer Norfolk X NRO
Time: 13:00 - 14:00
by Adam Barber
Free online or inperson talk
Find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
| Sat 10 | First World War German Prisoner-of-War Camps in Norfolk
Time: 14:30
Brendan Chester-Kadwell (Landscape Archaeologist)
| NAHRG |
| Wed 14 | The Widow Kett
Time: 19:30
Georgette Vale
| DHT |
| Thu 15 | Adult craft session - Skills with Quills
Time: 10:00 - 13:00
Get creative with a range of inks and our quill pens to have a go at creating your very own Illuminated bookmark
Find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
| Wed 21 | AGM | LDLH |
| Tue 27 | Whaling from Norfolk
Time: 14:30
Charles Lewis
Also on Zoom
| BAHS |
| Wed 28 | Behind the Scenes Tour of the Norfolk Record Office
Time: 14:00 - 15:30
Visit the Conservation Studio one of our Strongrooms and see a display of original documents.
Norfolk Archives and Heritage Development Foundation supporters get two free tickets for our Behind the Scenes Tour as part of their individual membership.
Federation members can get £1 off tickets by using code FEDBTS
Find out more and book your tickets https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/607282978737
| NRO |
| Thu 29 | Kett's Rebellion 1549: England's bloodiest year?
Time: 19:30
Matt Champion
Venue: Town Hall
| ALHS |
| Thu 29 | Reading from the Archives, Dear Diary...
Time: 10:00 - 10:30
Join us to listen to a variety of personal diary extracts from Norfolk citizens over the past 400 years
Free online event
find out more and book tickets https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-winter-2023-4/
| NRO |
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| Sat 2 | St Andrews, Once Visited, Never Forgotten
Time: 14:30
Dale Wiseman, St Andrews Hospital, Thorpe St Andrews, opened in 1814 as the Norfolk County Asylum
| BRLHG |
| Sat 9 | Fornication and Penance: Unlocking the Norwich Consistory Court Archive
Time: 14:30
Jonathan Draper (Partnership and Development Manager, Norfolk Record Office)
| NAHRG |
| Tue 26 | Crisis Before the Shipwreck: The Gloucester & Oliver Cromwell's Western Design 1654-1656
Time: 14:30
Dr Benjamin Redding
Also on Zoom
| BAHS |
| Thu 28 | Seahenge and her sister
Time: 19:30
David Robertson, Archaeology East. The discovery of Seahenge, a Bronze Age timber circle on Holme-next-the-Sea beach, has resulted in more than 25 years of research. Archaeologist David Robertson will give an illustrated talk on Seahenge, the neighbouring second circle, and the dating of both to 2049 BC. He will explore how they might have been used and their importance to the study of timber circles in the British Isles.
Venue: Town Hall
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| Sat 6 | The History of the Norfolk Wherry
Time: 14:30
Mike Sparkes, archivist for the Norfolk Wherry Trust, will be talking about its history and showing some wonderful photos of the Broads and Great Yarmouth harbour.
| BRLHG |
| Sat 20 | Roman Temples in East Anglia
Time: 14:30
Natasha Harlow (Hon. Research Fellow, University of Nottingham)
Lecture preceded by AGM
| NAHRG |
| Tue 30 | The Norwich Architects: Edward Boardman & George Skipper
Time: 14:30
Susan Riddle
Also on Zoom
| BAHS |
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| Sat 4 | Norfolk's Indian Princess
Time: 14:30
Juyna Lewis. Maharajah Duleep Singh's daughter, despite her privileged and wealthy background, was a suffragette and served as a volunteer nurse during World War 1.
| BRLHG |