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Three meetings and a conference to celebrate 170 years since the society's foundation in 1857. Four themes that illuminate
our county's past – and bring it right up to date. Open to all-comers.
| BUCKINGHAM: Saturday 3 November 2018 – admission free |
The Evolution of Buckingham 911–2018:
From the Saxons
to today
Speaker: David Green, archaeologist formerly with
Bucks County Council.
Our understanding of the history and development of Buckingham is constantly evolving. David Green, a specialist in the county's landscape and towns, will trace changes in the town of Buckingham from its Anglo-Saxon foundation to the present day.
Saturday 3 November 2018, 2.30pm,
at the Radcliffe Centre, Church Street, Buckingham, MK18 1BY. Admission free. Parking available in the University car park in Hunter Street.
- SEE ALSO OTHER ‘BAS 170’ MEETINGS IN
- High Wycombe in April
- Great Missenden in June
- Aylesbury conference in September