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Excited to announce our next event, this time focusing on queer histories. Wine & 'Crimes': Pride & Prejudice featuring stories of historic persecution and prosecution of same-sex desire in Wales, paired with Vin Van Cymru wine. 19 June, The Corp Market
vinvancymru.co.uk/collections/wi…
Leading national expert on traditional roofing, Richard Jordan, took the MA Urban Conservation students through a masterclass on how to specify works to heritage assets and work through practical exercises. #Conservation #Leicester
Our Sarah-Jane Walton looks at Anzac reflections of the urban built environments of Cape Town, Durban and Freetown during WW1. Edinburgh University Press Britain & the World CUH Leicester
Join Historical Assoc this evening for a talk, given by our own Alex Korb, looking how Nazi's used the term 'Völkermord' ('genocide').
Link: history.org.uk/events/calenda…
⏰6.30pm
🗓️Wednesday 10 Jan 2024
Upcoming seminar (😍 ) hosted by Centre for Regional and Local History:
‘Wives, sociability and separation in 19th-century England’ with Denise Greany and Judy Somekh.
🗓️Thurs, 30 Nov
⏰2pm
🏠 Attenborough 101 or via Teams
Meeting ID: 312 739 082 041
Passcode: g2HqUp
For our final seminar of the semester, we are looking forward to Dr Marina Inì speaking on ‘Lazzaretti and Quarantine: Mobility and Cross-Cultural Encounters before Entering the Early Modern City’.
🗓️ Fri 24 Nov
⏰ 3pm
📍 Att 111 & online
#earlymodern #UrbanHistory
📢Thurs 26/10 2pm our next seminar features Gaverne Bennett & Chloe Phillips who will be speaking about ‘Black lives in British archives’. All welcome!
🙋In person: Att 101
💻Hybrid: DM for link
Chloe gaverne bennett HyPIR at Leicester College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities University of Leicester
There will be ☕️
Join Centre for Regional and Local History's seminar next week with Prof Corinne Fowler (Museum Studies) on ‘Transatlantic slavery, landownership and enclosure in England, 1738-1836.’
🗓️12 October
⏰12:30
🏠Att 101,
Contact Centre for Regional and Local History' if remote access is needed!
HyPIR at Leicester
College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities
We are happy to have some great speakers on our seminar programme this semester, starting on 13 October. Looking forward to seeing you there in person or online! #UrbanHistory