Events/Lectures
General Arrangements
Our meetings are open to all and typically attended
by 50 to 80 members and visitors. There is an entrance
charge of £2
for members and £3
for visitors. Refreshments are included although
a donation is appreciated.
This year the Society is participating in some of the celebrations of
the National Trust’s association with
Blakeney Point. These events are marked with a
All monthly meetings are
held on the last Tuesday in the month at 7.30 pm in the Harbour
Room at the British Legion Hall in Blakeney High Street (unless
stated otherwise). There
is ample parking space available outside the Hall.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Please spread the word and bring your friends.
Contact: Events Organiser John Peake
01263 740388
For details of events and lectures held in previous
years please click here.
Programme for 2012
Tuesday
January 31 |
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Members Night: Three Short Lectures |
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Richard Jefferson: James Olley lived in Blakeney>
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Pam Peake: Bags of Treasures
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John Peake: Drawn in
Stone
Open to members and visitors alike
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Tuesday
February 28 |
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200 years of Farming: |
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from John Stileman 1610 to Henry Savory 1868 in Field Dalling by Michael
Medlar
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Tuesday
March 27 |
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Blakeney Point in Trust: |
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a review by two National Trust Regional Advisors, Stuart
Warrington (Regional Wildlife & Countryside) & Angus Wainwright
(Regional Archaeological)
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Saturday
April 28 |
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Our Changing Coast: Past, Present & Future: |
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Dr Kenneth Pye (Kenneth Pye Associates)
In Blakeney Village Hall at 8.00pm,
doors open 7.30pm |
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Saturday to Tuesday
August 17-21 |
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Tidal Lands:
an exhibition on the natural history and history
of Blakeney Point, the harbour and villages.
In Blakeney Village Hall: every day 10.30am to 4.00pm.
Admission Free |
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Tuesday
September 25 |
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Archaeology in Glaven Villages
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Andrew Rogerson (Norfolk Landscape Archaeology)
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Tuesday
October 30 |
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Past-time withe goode compnaye – King Henry's Band |
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Robert Fitzgerald
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Tuesday
November 27 |
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City Clerks or Ploughboys: c1820-1940 |
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the role of education Susanna Wade Martins (Research
Associate, UEA) |
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