If your sole knowledge of the defeat of British forces in South Africa by the Zulu nation comes from watching a film starring Michael Caine, then a new Military History...
This free walk is one of the events to mark the Bicentenary of Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution and the 90th Anniversary of The Mayor of Bath's Honorary Guides....
Most Bathonians recognise St John’s as one of the city’s most well-established charities, but did you know that 2024 marks its 850th birthday? Founded by monks, St John’s survived the...
This free walk is one of the events to mark the Bicentenary of Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution and the 90th Anniversary of The Mayor of Bath's Honorary Guides....
This free walk is one of the events to mark the Bicentenary of Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution and the 90th Anniversary of The Mayor of Bath's Honorary Guides....
This free walk is one of the events to mark the Bicentenary of Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution and the 90th Anniversary of The Mayor of Bath's Honorary Guides....
Ready for the next talk in our BRLSI 200 series looking at what other great things took place in 1824? In which case we'll start with the RNLI. 1824. 1,800...
In the 1930s Japan developed a death cult, whose origins lay in a government-directed propaganda campaign after the overthrow of the Shogunate in 1868, when the ruling military cliques restored...
Join us for a packed day of talks exploring the life and work of Victorian polymath, Sir John Herschel. Sir John Herschel (1792-1871), son of the astronomer William Herschel and...
Trapped at home during the Covid 19 pandemic, EMMY award-winning filmmaker Martin Smith broadcast forty-three talks for Bristol's community radio station. In Matters of Life and Death: Living with History...
What made Septimius Severus one of the first great reforming emperors of the imperial Roman military, and how did he concentrate power around the imperial throne and create a reset...