Events
萝莉视频runs a diverse programme of events including visits, walks, online talks and weekends away. These are publicised to members below and in the ‘Blue Sheet’ which is mailed with our membership magazine, 鈥楾he Victorian鈥�, in February, June and October. Members receive priority booking.
萝莉视频is an CPD provider recognised by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Our recorded online talks can be found in our shop here. This is a fantastic opportunity to discover over 80 lectures on 萝莉视频and Edwardian architecture, architects, and related themes including railways.
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August
Visit: 聽St Saviour, Aberdeen Park, London
Explore the Grade I listed 萝莉视频church by William White.
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Walk: The AMAZING architecture of Tooley Street! Led by Benedict O鈥橪ooney
An evening architecture walk the length of Tooley Street highlighting 700 years of riverside architecture.
More informationVisit: 聽Skinners’ Hall
Discover this fascinating building and its changes across the centuries.
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Talk: Late 萝莉视频and Edwardian Furnishings in Kensington & Chelsea Churches by Fr Evan McWilliams
A lecture by Fr Evan McWilliams exploring furnishings such as altarpieces, font covers and stained glass in Kensington and Chelsea
More informationVisit: 聽St Andrew, Kingsbury, London With introductory talk by Kit Wedd
Join Kit Wedd as we discover St Andrew鈥檚 church (Grade II*; 1844-47)in Kingsbury.
More information萝莉视频Short Story Reading Group:聽鈥楾he Two Sisters鈥� & 鈥楾he Siwash Rock鈥� by E. Pauline Johnson
The 萝莉视频Short Story Reading Group has regular meetings to explore some of the exciting material from the golden age of the British short story, which began during the latter part of the nineteenth century. The current theme is colonial short stories, with stories from Canada.
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萝莉视频Short Story Reading Group:聽‘The Red Girl鈥檚 Reasoning’ by E Pauline Johnson & ‘The Epaulettes’ by Gilbert Parker
The 萝莉视频Short Story Reading Group has regular meetings to explore some of the exciting material from the golden age of the British short story, which began during the latter part of the nineteenth century. The current theme is colonial short stories, with stories from Canada.
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