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June 2019
Tour of Lady Astor’s House (Plymouth Branch)
A guided tour of Plymouth Lord Mayor's Official Residence, 3 Elliot Terrace, The Hoe, Plymouth (also known as Lady Astor's House). Meet outside the house at 2pm. The tour lasts an hour to an…
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Visit to Devonport Naval Heritage Centre (Plymouth Branch)
A two-hour guided tour of Devonport Naval Heritage Centre. From Park Avenue, Devonport go to the far SW corner of Granby Way and follow the signs to the Heritage Centre. There is no charge,…
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Plymouth Marine Park (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "Plymouth Marine Park: the UK's first Marine National Park" by Dr Simon Pittman.
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From Druids to Drones (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "From Druids to Drones: a history of Dartmoor archaeology" by Andrew Thompson. From prehistoric stone rows and roundhouses to 20th-century quarries and firing ranges, Dartmoor is one of Europe's richest archaeological landscapes.…
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Breton woodworkers in early Tudor Devon (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "Breton woodworkers in early Tudor Devon" by John Allan, FSA, DA President 2019-2020. This is a joint meeting with Plymouth Archaeological Society and will be held in the Devonport Lecture Theatre of…
Find out more »The picture of Plymouth 1812 (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "The picture of Plymouth 1812" by Edward Luscombe.
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AGM 2020 (Plymouth Branch)
The Branch Annual General Meeting. Members are invited to bring digital images, exhibits, artefacts, mini talks etc. Offers to the Secretary in advance please.
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The Pinwill Sisters (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "From 'lady woodcarvers' to professionals: the remarkable Pinwill sisters" by Dr Helen Wilson.
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History on the Tamar (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "A very useful river: a history of shipping, trade and shipbuilding on the Tamar" by Clive Charlton.
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The Cattewater Wreck (Plymouth Branch)
A talk "The Tudor Cattewater wreck: research and re-interpretation" by Martin Read.
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