Lecture by Professor Sarah Rees-Jones from the Historic Towns Trust on the urban heritage of British towns.
The Historic Towns Trust is coming to St Hugh's Church on Wednesday 6 January 2027, with the talk starting at 19:30. It's a lecture given by Professor Sarah Rees-Jones, who's been a trustee of the Trust for around twenty years.
If you've never come across them, the Historic Towns Trust is a British educational charity that researches, creates and publishes detailed historical maps and atlases charting the urban heritage and development of towns and cities across Great Britain. They're essentially mapping how our towns have grown and changed over the centuries, and this talk is a chance to hear about that work first-hand. Rees-Jones is a Professor Emeritus of Medieval History at the University of York, so she's coming to the podium with a proper academic background in the period.
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The session is presented with the support of the SLHA, and tickets are sold through Eventbrite. It's a mid-week evening, so it's one of those things that fits easily around a normal working day rather than taking up a whole weekend. The venue is St Hugh's Church, 34 Broadgate, Lincoln, LN2 5AQ, right in the city centre. Tickets are £4.00, and the talk kicks off at 19:30.
