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Kings and Vikings in North-West England

Date the event has passed: 29/04/2017

The next study day event hosted by the Regional Heritage Centre will take place on Saturday 29 April. The focus will be on  Vikings in the North-West and Irish Sea Region. For further details and to book your place, please visit http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/users/rhc/events/details/2017/Kings_and_Vikings.html

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Gamblesby article now online

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The VCH draft township article for Gamblesby has just been completed. You can view a copy here.

Aqua-tints from West's Guide to the Lakes (1796)

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Fieldtrip to Troutbeck

Date the event has passed: 30/11/2017

On Friday 22nd September James Bowen led a field trip to Troutbeck, with twelve volunteers participating. The group explored various themes of economic, social and religious history as well as points of architectural interest, all of which are relevant to VCH research.

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