Autumn Potpourri of Social History Talks Series
This all series ticket covers all three talks in the Autumn "Potpourri of Social History" talks series, for the discounted price of £12.50 (members £10.00).
This all series ticket covers all three talks in the Autumn "Potpourri of Social History" talks series, for the discounted price of £12.50 (members £10.00).
An in-person guided walkabout for local history enthusiasts exploring the rich medieval heritage of Reading, from Viking invasions to the Abbey.
An in-person drop-in open day for family history beginners and researchers to explore our archives, use premium databases and get expert guidance.
An in-person drop-in open day for family historians and local history enthusiasts to explore our research centre and get expert genealogy advice.
The 1970s was a decade of extremes, eccentricities, and enduring legacies - and this talk describes the highs, lows, and legendary catering of a remarkable era in Britain’s railway history.
Come and join us for a Combined Branches' Christmas Social. It will be a chance to get together, catch up on Society developments and chat to other members of the Society.
An in-person talk for family historians exploring everyday hazards and accidental deaths in Tudor Oxfordshire, using 16th-century coroners' reports.
David Cliffe will guide us around the historic area bounded by Eldon Road and Watlington Street. This is a conservation area and famed for some stunning Georgian architecture.
Join us for a FREE tour of Berkshire Family History Society's new Family Research Centre. Pre-booking required.
The Fair Mile Hospital (before 1948 known by a succession of different names) was until relatively recently Berkshire’s county lunatic asylum. Ian Wheeler will take us around the site with a site plan to help visualise the hospital as it once was.
This all series ticket covers all three talks in the "Houses and Estates" Talks series, for the discounted price of £12.50 (members £10). Alll talks are on Thursdays at 2.30pm at the Abbey Baptist Church in Reading.
Discover how the provision for education for our English ancestors was transformed between 1860 and the start of the First World War in this two hour workshop.