2011-12 Programme.

Tuesday 27^th September. Dr. Michael Brett of the School of Oriental and African Studies – ‘Morocco to Egypt: a History of Revolt’.  Venue – Friends’ Meeting  House, North Street, Guildford.

Tuesday 11^th October. Dr. Stephen Lovell of King’s College, London -  ’20 Years after the Fall: remembering the Soviet Union’. Venue – St Nicolas' Hall, Bury Street, Guildford, GU2 4AW.

Tuesday 15^th November. Professor Jan Palmowski of Kings College, London – ‘Living with the Berlin Wall: the GDR and the Cold War’. Venue – St. Catherine's School, Bramley, Guildford, GU5 0DF.

Tuesday 13^th December. Dr. Catherine Ferguson of Sussex University – Medieval Pilgrimages’.  Venue – St Nicolas’ Hall, Guildford.

Tuesday 17^th January. Dr. Stephen Baxter of Kings College, London – ‘Rethinking Domesday:  fresh perspectives on Conquest England, 1066’. Venue – St Nicolas’ Hall, Guildford.

Tuesday 7^th  February. Dr. David Smith of Selwyn College, Cambridge – How far was Charles I responsible for the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642?’. Venue – Friends’ Meeting  House, Guildford.

Tuesday 6^th March. Professor Glyn Redworth of Manchester University – England and Spain in the Golden Age: the curious case of the she-apostle’. Venue – Friends’ Meeting  House, Guildford.

All meetings start at 7.30pm.

Visits :

Wednesday 25^th April – Dorney  Court, Eton.

" Built in 1440 and lived in by the present family for over 400 years, the rooms are full of history with 15th- and 16th-century oak and beautiful 17th-century lacquer furniture. The adjacent 13th-century church of St James, with Norman front and Tudor tower, can also be visited."

Saturday 19^th May – Professor Nigel Saul will lead a visit to Ewelme Church, almshouse and village.