
Lanercost Priory
A talk discussing connections between Kendal Museums natural history collection and ongoing calls for reparative justice by members of the Indigenous Nandi and Talai communities of western Kenya.
An account of Ann Radcliffes momentous 1794 encounter with the landscapes of the Lakes
If stones were prehistoric societies major asset and most persistent record why do we know so little about them? A talk by Dr Ian Jackson
West Cumbria Archaeological Society Winter Talks for 2026/2027
Join Dr Joe Rigby for a fascinating one-day conference, bringing together researchers working on Cumbrias colonial history.
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The current (Summer 2026) contents include:
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West Cumbria Archaeological Society Winter Talks for 2026/2027.
Online Lecture The Archaeology of drystone walls.
Connecting with Cumbria’s colonial past: enduring legacies and shared futures: 24 October 2026, 9.30am-5.15pm.
History of Barrow.
From Kenya to Kendal and back again: EG Harrison and the World Wildlife Gallery, Kendal Museum.
Looking Back in Time - the Hodbarrow mines 1840-1986.
A Gothic Novelist on Tour in the Lake District: Ann Radcliffes momentous 1794 encounter with the landscapes of the Lakes .
For later events check the main listing.