Godalming Trust lecture programme

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	Godalming Trust lecture programme 2002 - 2003

Godalming Museum
and

present their 2002 -2003 lecture programme

We offer you a varied programme this year.

The distinguished guest lecturers – who are firm favourites - will delight you with six informative and entertaining presentations.

The first lecture is linked to this year’s Annual Lunch at Hethersett where the Fulbrook papers were officially handed over to the Curator of the Museum – and the last one in the series has a particular connection with Hoe Farm, where we will be holding our lunch in July 2003.

All lectures will be held in the hall at St. Hilary’s School and will begin at 7.30pm.

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*No.1*	Wednesday October 23^rd 2002	"My Dear Mrs Streatfeild" the Fulbrook Papers *Michael Edwards*	Celebrating the recent acquisition of the papers by Godalming Museum. Michael Edwards is a leading authority on Jekyll and Lutyens.
*No.2*	*Wednesday November 27^th 2002*	From Jerusalem to Rome in the Steps of St. Paul *Alan Bott*	This lecture encompasses some of the greatest sites of the Roman Empire at its peak in the 1^st Century AD. Alan Bott has lectured on the History of Architecture for 40 years and has written 7 books on architectural and antiquarian subjects.
*No.3*	Wednesday January 29^th 2003	The Paper-maker and the Prophetess *Alan Crocker*	Joanna Southcott spent her early years in Devon. When she came to London, her greatest supporter was Elias Carpenter, who was associated with the first production of paper from wood and straw. Alan Crocker is President of the Surrey Industrial History Group.
*No.4*	Friday February 21^st 2003	My Learned Friend A Legal Anthology! *Nigel Pascoe QC*	Nigel Pascoe is a distinguished Queen’s Counsel and former leader of the Western Circuit. His previous presentation,The Trial of Penn and Meade, was a huge success.
*No.5*	Wednesday March 19^th 2003	Industry and Landscapes in West Surrey *Trevor Kennea*	The influence of the landscape on industrial history in this part of the County. Trevor Kennea is an environmental scientist who taught at Kingston and Surrey Universities.
*No.6*	Wednesday May 14^th 2003	Churchill’s Life Through his Paintings *David Coombs*	Churchill began painting in 1915 at Hoe Farm in Hascombe during the First World War. After his death in 1965, Churchill’s paintings were catalogued by David Coombs. A new edition of this important work of reference is due to be published in 2003. David Coombs was Assistant Editor of The Connoisseur and subsequently Editor of The Antique Collector.

All lectures will be held in the hall at St. Hilary’s School and will begin at 7.30pm.
Ticket price £4.00

Follow this link to book

Web site last updated 10th October 2003