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Living Memories: RAF Gaydon Lecture
Date: 17 December 2008
Times: 10am :Registration and coffee followed by lecture and lunch from 12.00pm
What's happening?
RAF Gaydon told by those who were there, hosted by John Bishop, Clubs Organiser at the Heritage Motor Centre.
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Admission Prices
You can purchase tickets for each lecture online by clicking here.
Each lecture costs £20 and includes entrance into the museum, reception coffee and lunch.
Annual Members receive a discounted rate of £15
Organiser: Heritage Motor Centre
Contact: education@heritage-motor-centre.co.uk |
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Victorian Engineering lecture
Date: 3 December 2008
Times:
10am :Registration and Coffee
10.30am: Lecture Starts followed by Question Time
12pm onwards: Lunch
What's happening?
Isambard Kingdom Brunel was arguably the greatest British engineer of the 19th Century. He dominated a wide range of fields - railways, shipping and civil engineering, from his earliest days through to his premature death in 1859. Championed by Jeremy Clarkson in the BBC's "100 Greatest Briton" poll in 2002, Brunel may have been small in stature, but his ambition and talent was large, and many of his achievements still survive today – the SS Great Britain steamship, the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Paddington Station are memorials to the man who changed the landscape of Victorian Britain so dramatically.
Discovering your Family History Lecture
Date: 10 December 2008
Times:
10am: Registration and Coffee
10.30am: Lecture Starts followed by Question Time
12pm onwards: Lunch
What's happening?
Have you always wanted to find out about your ancestors? Embark on a fascinating journey to learn how to trace your family history with the help from local Genealogist Paul Wilkins. Discover the methods and techniques used to create family trees using examples from the British motor industry such as William Morris (Lord Nuffield founder of Morris Motors).
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