History Talks in London
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The British Cemetery with Dr Roger Bowdler - LIVE
📍 The Last Tuesday Society / Viktor Wynd's Museum of Curiosities
£16.14 - £20.96

Evening Talk: Burglary, Housebreaking, and the Story of Jack Sheppard
📍 The London Archives
£5.00

The Historical Representation of Women in Mathematics @ MathsWorld Lates
📍 MathsWorld
£5.00 - £8.00

Lunchtime Talk: The Medieval Aldermen of the City of London
📍 The London Archives
£5.00
FREECity Limits: Whitechapel
📍 Guildhall Library
FREEAcross Seas and Centuries: Talk 4
📍 Fetter Lane Moravian Church
FREEHidden in Plain Sight: Looking at changes to the Richard III's Book of Hours

Evening Talk: Celebrity Freedom of the City - Famous Faces & Hidden Stories
📍 The London Archives
£5.00
FREEEnslavement, Resistance, and the Royal Menagerie at the Tower of London
📍 Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives
FREETalk: A History of City & Guilds of London Art School
📍 MAFA Studios, City & Guilds of London Art School

Lunchtime Talk: The English Print Revolution
📍 St Margaret's Church
Free - £6.13
FREETalk and Tea: Exploring Identity through Uniform and Photographs
📍 Museum of the Order of St John

Lunchtime Talk: Defence of London & Defeat of the Zeppelins, September 1916
📍 The London Archives
£5.00

The History of Greek Mythology & Women
📍 21 Soho
£13.00 - £35.00
FREEIn the footsteps of William Tyndale: A talk by Keith Berry
📍 Shoe Lane Library

CZECH TRAITORS AND THE MEANING OF CZECH TREASON
📍 Embassy of the Czech Republic
£15.00
FREEThe Public Good: A contextual history of the Catford Community Library
📍 Corbett Community Library

Lunchtime Talk: Remembering the Battle of Britain
📍 St Margaret's Church
Free - £6.13

Talk: Caxton and the printing press in Westminster
📍 St Margaret's Church, Parliament Square, Westminster Abbey
£9.38
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History Talks in London — Guide
History talks in London are a fascinating journey through time, where history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike can explore diverse eras and topics. These events often delve into local history, national narratives, or global events, offering insights from experts and engaging discussions that bring the past to life.
You can expect these talks to take place in various venues such as pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated lecture halls. They typically occur weekly or monthly, providing a steady stream of knowledge. Whether you're at an intimate basement club or a cozy pub, prepare for thought-provoking conversations that challenge your understanding of historical events and their impact on the present.