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A talk by Dr Andrew Richardson, FSA, Director of Isle Heritage CIC, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society. Preceded by the CHAS AGM.
A talk by Dr Hubert Pragnell, Local Historian, Author and Artist, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
An online talk by Dr James Wright, Buildings Archaeologist, Triskele Heritage, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
An online talk by Dr Martin Watts, Author & Historian at Talkabouthistory.org, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
An online talk by Dr Geoff Doel, Author of several books on aspects of Kent life, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
An online talk by Dr Robert Gallagher, Senior Lecturer in Medieval History, University of Kent., hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
Dr Robert Gallagher hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
Tim Tatton-Brown hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
An event by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
The William Urry Memorial Lecture by Tim Tatton-Brown, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS).
Steve OHanlon hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
A talk by Steve O’Hanlon, local historian and volunteer at St Augustine’s Abbey, hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS).
The latest talk hosted by the Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society, by Dr Jean Baker (no relation).
The Annual General Meeting of the Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS) followed by a lecture by Dr Richard Eales at 7pm.
Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS) presents a talk by Jackie Eales, Emeritus Professor, Canterbury Christ Church University and President of the British Association of Local History.
A lecture by Professor Jackie Eales presented by the Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society
Dr Martin Watts hosted by Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society.
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