by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
The End of Enlightenment: Empire, Commerce, Crisis Prof Richard Whatmore, School of History, University of St Andrews Date: 17th of December 2025 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom The Enlightenment is popularly seen as the Age of Reason, a key moment in human history...
by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
Mrs Holmes Taught Sherlock all he Knew: Uncovering the Truth About Victorian Women Detectives Dr Sara Lodge, School of English, University of St Andrews Date: 21st of January 2026 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom A revelatory history of the women who brought Victorian...
by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
Appalachia and the Hillbilly in the American Imagination Dr Antony Harkins, Western Kentucky University, USA Date: 18th of February 2026 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom The Appalachian region in the United States comprises the range of mountains stretching from north...
by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
Traces of the Silk Road in Northwest Europe Prof Susan Whitfield, University of East Anglia Date: 18th of March 2026 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom We think of the Silk Roads as a luxury trade route from East Asia to markets such as Damascus in Syria. But there is...
by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
Partying like it’s 1679 in Stony Stratford, Or, Mable Graves’s Very Bad Day: Political Protest Songs in 17th Century England Dr Angela McShane, Hon Reader in History, University of Warwick Date: 15th of April 2026 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom Partying like it’s 1679...
by Christopher Hartshorn | Events
The Unlikely Spies of Medieval Europe Prof Jenny Benham, Medieval History, School of History, Archaeology & Religion, Cardiff University Date: 20th of May 2026 Time: 20:00 Venue: Zoom Spies were a common feature of political, diplomatic and courtly life in...
