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Wiltshire’s Little Known Places
Historical sites you may never have been to.
Speaker James Archard
Have you ever wondered about the hidden historical gems nestled within the picturesque county of Wiltshire?
First 1000 Years Depicting Christ
Martyn has written many educational and history books, particularly on Anglo-Saxon England and the early medieval period, and is an experienced communicator.
1000 YEARS OF WARP AND WEFT
Wool has provided the raw material for clothing for thousands of years and the talk will show how the woollen trade enabled three west Wiltshire towns to become thriving industrial centres.
Upcoming Talks 2024 at Dilton Memorial Hall ♥ 🌷 ♥
🌷 Broken Pots, Mending Lives - The Archaeology of Operation Nightingale
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Next Talk: Friday April 26th Speaker: Richard Osgood Richard provides an insight into Operations Nightingale which is innovative recovery programme Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall, at 7.30pm
For further information, contact 01373 858561
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The Young Elizabeth the First — Dr. Nicola Tallis, Friday May 31st
Warminster — Dorothy Treasure, Friday June 28th
Latest Findings at Chedwoth ROMAN VILLA — Martin Papworth, Friday Sept 27th
Stourhead and the roll of women in the National Trust — Jennifer Parker, Friday 25th Oct 7.30 pm
Victorian Boating Holidays on the Kennet and Avon Canal — Alison Cannon, Friday 29th Nov 7.30 pm
800 Years of Traditional Nativity Scenes — Martyn Whittock, Friday 20th Dec 7.30 pm
Past Events 🌷
The Woollen Industry - David Birks, Fri January 26th
David Birks from Trowbridge Museum
Wool has provided the raw material for clothing for thousands of years and the talk will show how the woollen trade enabled three west Wiltshire towns to become thriving industrial centres.
Friday 26th January at 7.30pm
Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall
Admission £4.00 non-members, £2.00 members
All welcome!
For further information, contact 01373 858561
First 1000 years Depicting Christ — Martin Whittock, Fri February 23rd
Martyn has written many educational and history books, particularly on Anglo-Saxon England and the early medieval period, and is an experienced communicator.
Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall
Friday 23rd February 2024
Admission £4.00 non-members, £2.00 members
All welcome!
For further information, contact 01373 858561 or see website diltonmarshhistory.org
Wiltshire Little Known Places — James Archard Fri March 22nd
Historical sites you may never have been to,
Speaker James Archard
Have you ever wondered about the hidden historical gems nestled within the picturesque county of Wiltshire?
James will embark on a journey through time, exploring the lesser-known historical sites that lie beneath the surface of this renowned region.
While many are familiar with the prominent landmarks that adorn Wiltshire’s landscape, there exists a wealth of history waiting to be uncovered in the shadows of these well-trodden paths.
Join us as he delves into the historical places in Wiltshire that may have eluded your radar, revealing the intriguing stories and secrets that they hold.
Friday March 22nd at 7.30pm
Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall
Admission £2.00 members, £4.00 non-members
All welcome
For further information, contact 01373 858561
