Prof Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge), President of @histassoc.bsky.social, specialises in the religious and cultural history of EM Britain. This talk will examine how C17th perceptions of Stonehenge and the historic landscape were shaped by the upheavals of Reformation and Civil War.

Prof Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge), President of the HA, specialises in the religious and cultural history of Early Modern Britain. This talk will examine how C17th perceptions of Stonehenge and the historic landscape were shaped by the upheavals of Reformation and Civil War.

Prof Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge), President of the HA, specialises in the religious and cultural history of Early Modern Britain. This talk will examine how C17th perceptions of Stonehenge and the historic landscape were shaped by the upheavals of Reformation and Civil War.

Have yet to read the latest news from Kent Archives? 🗞️ Winter 2025 newsletter: www.kentarchives.org.uk/archive-newsletter/ In this edition, meet two new members of the team and enjoy articles about our recent engagement activities, Old Scotney Castle, Martello Towers, and the 6th Baron Brabourne.

Only one week left to purchase your tickets for this special talk presented by Dr Barrie Cook – former curator of coins at the #BritishMuseum 🪙 🎟️ £10.00 per ticket 📧 To purchase, email your name & telephone number to [email protected] ℹ️ More details: bit.ly/CoinHoardsEvent

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MEMS Seminar on Wednesday 4 February: Dr Joe Ellis introduces the Medieval and Early Modern Studies Seminar to the latest research on James VI and I's progresses. www.kent.ac.uk/events/event...

Join us for our annual Lyle Commemorative Lecture. Cressida Williams (Archives and Library Manager at Canterbury Cathedral) will speak about Elizabeth I’s visit to the city in September 1573, which was part the Queen’s 40th birthday celebrations.

As our annual Lyle Commemorative Lecture for 2026, Cressida Williams (Archives and Library Manager at Canterbury Cathedral) will speak about Elizabeth I’s visit to the city in September 1573, which was part the Queen’s 40th birthday celebrations. All are welcome.

Last chance to nominate an Inspiring History Teacher. Know someone who has made a real difference through history teaching? Find out how to nominate and submit before the deadline. Nominate here: www.history.org.uk/ha-news/news...

As our annual Lyle Commemorative Lecture for 2026, Cressida Williams (Archives and Library Manager at Canterbury Cathedral) will speak about Elizabeth I’s visit to the city in September 1573, which was part the Queen’s 40th birthday celebrations. All are welcome.

Use Austen car park for our next event. Dr Ambrogio Caiani (UKC) will examine the Vatican archives and the Second World War. His next book is Flirting with Evil, The Catholic Church in the Age of Total War and Globalisation (2026).

Use Austen car park for our next event. Dr Ambrogio Caiani (UKC) will examine the Vatican archives and the Second World War. His next book is Flirting with Evil, The Catholic Church in the Age of Total War and Globalisation (2026).

Our next speaker is Dr Ambrogio Caiani (Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at UKC). His next book is Flirting with Evil, The Catholic Church in the Age of Total War and Globalisation (Head of Zeus, 2026). In this talk, he will examine the Vatican archives and the Second World War.

Our next speaker is Dr Ambrogio Caiani (Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at UKC). His next book is Flirting with Evil, The Catholic Church in the Age of Total War and Globalisation (Head of Zeus, 2026). In this talk, he will examine the Vatican archives and the Second World War.

Merry Christmas one and all. This blog post is a reflection on the impact of the Curriculum Review for history. We hope it gives you some helpful suggestions/thoughts @histassoc.bsky.social onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/12/23/c... #historyteacher

Now booking: Canterbury Medieval Weekend Friday 1st - Sunday 3rd May 2026 Join leading historians and writers as they uncover the ideas, people and events that shaped the Middle Ages. 📍 University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU ℹ️ For details and tickets: history-weekends.org

Join us in #Canterbury on Tuesday 24th February for a special talk presented by Dr Barrie Cook – former curator of coins at the British Museum. 🎟️ £10.00 per ticket 📧 To purchase, email your name and telephone number to [email protected] ℹ️ More details: bit.ly/CoinHoardsEvent

'The History of Pantomime' by David Penny - next Monday's talk at Ashford Archaeological and Historical Society. EVERYONE WELCOME! Entry is £4 cash on the door for visitors/non-members. #ashford #ashfordkent #panto #pantomime #christmasseason #events #event #history #talk #meeting #theatre

Join us for our next event. Dr Daniel Cowling (Senior Historian at the National Army Museum) will speak about the British occupation of Germany after World War II. "Don't let's be beastly to the Germans, the British occupation of Germany, 1945-49" is his first book.

Join us for our next event. Dr Daniel Cowling is Senior Historian at the National Army Museum and an Associate Fellow of the Institute for Historical Research. "Don't let's be beastly to the Germans, the British occupation of Germany, 1945-49" is his first book.

Join us for our next event. Dr Daniel Cowling is Senior Historian at the National Army Museum and an Associate Fellow of the Institute for Historical Research. "Don't let's be beastly to the Germans, the British occupation of Germany, 1945-49" is his first book.

Dr Daniel Cowling is Senior Historian at the National Army Museum. He is currently an Associate Fellow of the Institute for Historical Research. "Don't let's be beastly to the Germans, the British occupation of Germany, 1945-49" is his first book.

From ancient rituals to modern medicine, historian Lucy Inglis explores how childbirth has shaped societies across time - hidden, celebrated, & endlessly redefined. Join our Virtual Branch event, 24 Nov 19.30 @lucyinglis.bsky.social @bloomsburybooksuk.bsky.social

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Dr Daniel Cowling is Senior Historian at the National Army Museum. He is currently an Associate Fellow of the Institute for Historical Research. "Don't let's be beastly to the Germans, the British occupation of Germany, 1945-49" is his first book.

All are welcome to our next event. Professor Mark Knights (U of Warwick) works on the political culture of early modern Britain. In this lecture, he will examine Britain’s long struggle with corruption and its impact on the British Empire.

Reflections on Remembrance Sunday www.history.org.uk/ha-news/cate...

The Government have published the Curriculum and Assessment Review report and their own response. We have a short statement expressing our views. www.history.org.uk/secondary/ne...

Professor Mark Knights (U of Warwick) works on the political culture of early modern Britain. In this lecture, he will examine Britain’s long struggle with corruption and its impact on the British Empire. All are welcome.

Professor Mark Knights (U of Warwick) works on the political culture of early modern Britain. In this lecture, he will examine Britain’s long struggle with corruption and its impact on the British Empire. All are welcome.

We are delighted to be Associate Partner with Historic Royal Palaces to celebrate brilliant history teaching across the country. Do you know a teacher who deserves to be remembered in history? Nominate them now, link in bio/comments bit.ly/42yhGZP

Out now: our 200th issue of Teaching History. Packed with fresh ideas and case studies — just one of many benefits of HA membership.

⚔️ Assassins vs. Templars — Myth, Blood & History Join Steve Tibble for this year’s MEMS Anselm Lecture. 📅 Thursday 30 October 2025 🕕 6 pm 📍 Templeman Lecture Theatre, UKC 💬 Free | No booking needed Post-lecture drinks, sponsored by CAMEMS.

SHORT COURSE From fear to folklore, explore the history of witchcraft in our on-demand short course, free for members.

Explore an excellent #3Dmodel of a V-1 Flying bomb excavated in Benenden, Kent: www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/models/v-1-f.... KAS Archaeological Services have been helping with the site and you can read more about our services here: www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/services

Brook Rural Museum's event on Wednesday 22 October by author Ed Adams on Ashford in WWII has SOLD OUT. Please don't attend if you don't already have a ticket.

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MEMBERSHIP MATTERS What makes a historian? Not a PhD, but curiosity, questions and a place to explore them. HA membership is for everyone — what first drew you to history? #MembershipMatters #HistoryForEveryone #HACommunity

Black History Month is an opportunity to remind people that history is broad and diverse. It is not about singling out groups its just about making sure more of the voices of the past are included, creating a fuller picture of history. www.history.org.uk/ha-news/cate...

In response to this new research, the @histassoc.bsky.social have also written an article on the report, including making multiple articles from TH available so more teachers can make use of the wisdom within. The link is here: www.history.org.uk/secondary/ca...

Latest #KCHH blog is here! Kent History Postgrads ✅ Museum conservation ✅ Medieval pilgrim hospital ✅ Free public lectures ✅ kchh.org/conserving-h...

On Thursday 9 October: Jonathan Sumption, Lord Sumption OBE, PC, FSA, FRHistS, a fellow of Magdalen College, where he taught medieval history before pursuing a career in law. His publications include a highly acclaimed history of The Hundred Years War (1990–2023).

Ed Adams, author of Ashford at War, will speak about the devastating air raid on Ashford in March 1943, one of the worst single raids to occur in Kent during the War. Wed 22 October 7-8pm at Brook Rural Museum, The Street, Brook, Ashford, TN25 5PF brookruralmuseum.org.uk/talk-on-ashf...

On Thursday 9 October: Jonathan Sumption, Lord Sumption OBE, PC, FSA, FRHistS, a fellow of Magdalen College, where he taught medieval history before pursuing a career in law. His publications include a highly acclaimed history of The Hundred Years War (1990–2023).

Our next lecture will take place on Monday 6th October. Please see the details below. We hope to see you there! For more information about our programme please visit our website: boltonhistoricalassociation.wordpress.com/current-prog...

Quebec House, Kent, childhood home of General James Wolfe whose victory in Battle of Quebec in 1759 led to creation of Canada. House purchased early 20thC by philanthropist hoping to give it to Canadian people. When this proved too legally difficult, it was bequeathed to National Trust #quebechouse

Join us for our next event: Jonathan Sumption, Lord Sumption OBE, PC, FSA, FRHistS was elected a fellow of Magdalen College where he taught medieval history before pursuing a career in law. His publications include a highly acclaimed history of The Hundred Years War (1990–2023).

Don't miss our next event! Jonathan Sumption, Lord Sumption OBE, PC, FSA, FRHistS was elected a fellow of Magdalen College where he taught medieval history before pursuing a career in law. His publications include a highly acclaimed history of The Hundred Years War (1990 – 2023).