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Buckinghamshire Local History Network |
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The Buckinghamshire Local History Network – BLHN for short – has held its Conference and Local History Fair every year since 2000. BLHN is a collaboration between the Bucks Archaeological Society, which has the county-wide membership and capacity to run a big conference, and the historic county's local history, archaeology and heritage societies, which provide speakers, local research and displays. The historic county includes Milton Keynes. The conference and fair is held in the Autumn, traditionally in different towns around the county, and has covered on a wide range of Buckinghamshire subjects. The 2018 conference focus was ‘Archaeology ahead of the HS2 rail line’; in 2019 it was ‘Buckinghamshire social housing –from almshouses to Right to Buy’; and the 2020 conference, which was held on-line because of restrictions during the Covid-19 epidemic, surveyed ‘Buckinghamshire brewers through three centuries’. The subject of the 2021 Conference will be Shopping in Buckinghamshire – from medieval market places to modern retail parks. It will be held on Saturday 23 October, either in a High Wycombe conference hall or on-line, depending on the Coronavirus restrictions reigning at the time. To find out more, click the following links:
• View societies' ‘Virtual displays’ for the BLHN 2020 Virtual Local History Fair
• View subjects and speakers of past BLHN conferences. • View Buckinghamshire's local history, archaeology and heritage societies
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