The Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology
@soclincshist.bsky.social
Promoting an interest in all aspects of Lincolnshire's heritage.
We arrange lectures; Publish journals, magazines and books;
Run a bookshop in the heart of Lincoln;
Facilitate research and fieldwork;
Work with local groups throughout the historic county.
We arrange lectures; Publish journals, magazines and books;
Run a bookshop in the heart of Lincoln;
Facilitate research and fieldwork;
Work with local groups throughout the historic county.
The Annual Lincoln Medieval History Lecture.
This year's talk will be delivered by Dr Nicholas Bennett.
'Combatting the ‘swinish snouts’ of heretics: the life of Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln 1420-1431'.
7 May, 5.30, Cargill Lecture Theatre, University of Lincoln.
Booking - bit.ly/3GhHgKh
This year's talk will be delivered by Dr Nicholas Bennett.
'Combatting the ‘swinish snouts’ of heretics: the life of Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln 1420-1431'.
7 May, 5.30, Cargill Lecture Theatre, University of Lincoln.
Booking - bit.ly/3GhHgKh
April 21, 2025 at 2:06 PM
The Annual Lincoln Medieval History Lecture.
This year's talk will be delivered by Dr Nicholas Bennett.
'Combatting the ‘swinish snouts’ of heretics: the life of Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln 1420-1431'.
7 May, 5.30, Cargill Lecture Theatre, University of Lincoln.
Booking - bit.ly/3GhHgKh
This year's talk will be delivered by Dr Nicholas Bennett.
'Combatting the ‘swinish snouts’ of heretics: the life of Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln 1420-1431'.
7 May, 5.30, Cargill Lecture Theatre, University of Lincoln.
Booking - bit.ly/3GhHgKh
From 3 to 5 May 2025, discover the latest news from the monumental excavations undertaken during the construction of Lincoln Eastern Bypass. Across the weekend experts will be on hand to share fascinating insights on some of the 260,000 items collected.
April 20, 2025 at 7:17 AM
From 3 to 5 May 2025, discover the latest news from the monumental excavations undertaken during the construction of Lincoln Eastern Bypass. Across the weekend experts will be on hand to share fascinating insights on some of the 260,000 items collected.