Forthcoming Events
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TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk

TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
22nd October which is at 11am
22nd October Dr Simon Thurley will be speaking about Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
Date | Speaker | Title |
2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
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Seniors (over 60) £3.00
Children (under 5′s go free) £1.50
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