The Annual Lectures began in 1999. The 2017 lecture, to fit in with a Hampshire Cultural Trust's exhibition, took place in November 2016.
Year |
Speaker |
Title |
1999 |
Alan Rogers |
The time of my life – a survey of recent trends in local history work |
2000 |
Richard Coates |
Understanding Hampshire Place-names |
2001 |
Paul Harvey |
The Graphic Record: Early Maps and the Hampshire Historian |
2002 |
David Hey |
Local history and family names |
2003 |
John Hare |
The economic history of fifteenth-century Hampshire |
2004 |
Christopher Dyer |
Small towns were important places: some examples from Medieval Hampshire |
2005 |
John Chapman |
Was Hampshire different? The impact of enclosure on the county |
2006 |
Kate Tiller |
Local history: challenges for the future |
2007 |
Philip Hoare |
England’s Lost Eden: The Story of the New Forest Shakers |
2008 |
Gordon Daniels |
Japanese Nurses at Netley Hospital during the Great War |
2009 |
James Thomas |
Labour, Lifestyles and Literary Interests: Fresh Light on the Portsmouth Dockyard Worker 1660-1820 |
2010 |
John Chandler |
‘Roades Very Stony, Narrow and Steep’: Early Travellers to Hampshire |
2011 |
Russ Foster |
Florence Nightingale: A Hampshire life and death |
2012 |
Martin Polley |
Hampshire and the Olympic Games: a local history of a global event |
2013 |
Andrew Spicer |
What did the Victorians do for the Huguenots? |
2014 |
Derek Spruce |
Almshouses |
2015 |
Jean Morrin |
The Victoria County History Project, past and present, with special reference to Hampshire |
2016 |
Barbara Yorke |
Anglo-Saxon Saints of Southern Hampshire and the Christianisation of the Solent region and Germany |
2016/7 |
Alistair Dougall |
‘Blood and misery in this sad tragedie’ and ‘Deceived people! Deluded Countreymen’: the nature and impact of the English Civil War in Hampshire. |
2018 |
Mandy Richardson |
Hunting, Hounds & Hospitality in 16th Century English Deer Parks; a social and gendered perspective' |
2019 |
Joan Tumblety |
‘Napoleon III: ambition, exile and the English.’ |
2020 |
Dr James Thomas |
'Celebrating George III's Birthday: the Experience of Hampshire.' |
2021 |
Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic there was no Annual Lecture in 2021. |
2022 |
Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic there was no Annual Lecture in 2022. |
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