Richmond History retweeted
It was a great pleasure to speak with Mayor Suzette Nicholson @LBRUTMayor at the @RichmondMayFair and talk about the work of the @RLHS1985 @rjasmith
Richmond History retweeted
It was a lovely service led by @revdaymond. Thanks very much to Deputy Mayor Fiona Sacks @LBRUTMayor for the interest in and support for the work of the @RLHS1985. My fellow historians here are @rjasmith and church historian Jean Allsopp
Richmond History retweeted
don't miss the 43rd West London Local History Conference - details below. It will be terrific! Its our first one in person since 2019 . . . #Acton #Barnes #Brentford #Chiswick #Fulham #Hammersmith #Hounslow #Isleworth #Mortlake #Richmond #Twickenham #Wandsworth
Tickets are now available for By Hand and Eye: the 43rd West London Local History Conference at Duke Street Church, Richmond on Sat 13 Apr 2024 at 9:30AM. Click the link for further information and to secure your tickets now! ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/…
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If you love local history, you will love the new edition of this journal.
Superb new issue of Richmond History journal includes article on Bertrand Russell's childhood historyatkingston.wordpress.…
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In this talk, a joint event with @RLHS1985 , Stephen
Bartlett looks at how one of Kew’s previously hidden and rural estates was transformed after 1875 into the residential area we know today. Entrance is free to members, non-members £5.
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How has the Thames changed over the last 200 years?
Come to our 24 April event with @RLHS1985 - journalist Jill Sanders will reveal Samuel Leigh’s 1829 Panorama of the Thames, in all its splendour, and show how the river has changed since then: bit.ly/3lDNGJR
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Interesting piece of local history here, written by Simon Fowler.
Twickenham's 'Conshie' - Cecil Templeman and his objections to military service historyatkingston.wordpress.…
Richmond History retweeted
Replying to @LonMidArchSoc
@LonMidArchSoc Publication Award winners 2022 🏆 best newsletter went to Twickenham Local History Society, best Journal went to Richmond History Society, and best book went to Hornsey Historical Society for The Hornsey Enclose Act 1813 by David Frith hornseyhistorical.org.uk/the…
Richmond History retweeted
Join @RLHS1985 to learn more about the history of Petersham's Sudbrook Park on Monday 14 November and Richmond's water supply in the 1800s on Monday 12 December.
Find out more ⬇️
richmond.gov.uk/news/novembe…
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Here's something for those who love local history.
A Passion for the Past: Superb new issue of Richmond Local History Society journal historyatkingston.wordpress.…
Richmond History retweeted
#Onthisday 24th May 1819 Queen Victoria was born. She was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1837 until her death in 1901. Here is an 1855 Penny from our collection which shows a youthful portrait, with her hair in a bun with two ribbons. #QueenVictoria
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Although we have had to close the Museum, we don't want that to stop you enjoying our exhibition! We have created a digital version of 'Queen's Road: 500 Years of History' for you to enjoy - just follow the link! bit.ly/2U33uVK #MuseumFromHome #Exhibition
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If you are missing Richmond riverside today then here is a lovely colourful engraving from our collection (circa 1840) called 'Richmond Steamer Arriving'. Enjoy the subtle detail of the river's reflections, swirling steam and gliding swans. #museumfromhome #localhistory #richmond
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Memorial to a heroic sacrifice at Richmond Station. Spotted at Postmans Park, Aldersgate, City of London postmanspark.org.uk. #Richmond @RLHS1985 @LBRUT
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Replying to @RLHS1985
@RLHS1985 @museumrichmond Does anyone have any information on Verdun oaks being planted in 1920 in Petersham Common woods below the Star and Garter? We are trying to verify the location but can't find any information #WoodlandTrust #Verdunoaks
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On Sun 9 Sep we welcome @Lucy_Worsley back to Richmond's stage where she'll give an illustrated talk on one of England's longest reigning monarchs, Queen Victoria.
Book today: bit.ly/2zsjEj4
Richmond History retweeted
The history of the suffragettes can be traced through the fabric of our city streets and buildings
Today 41 listed buildings and places used as their public theatre of protest have had their official records updated to recognise this.
bit.ly/2kQNunj
#HerStories
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Today's TwickFest Open Day is now sold out, but there are still plenty of tickets for the next two Saturdays. ticketsource.co.uk/popesgrot…
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We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Barry May as our new chairman. We very much look forward to where he will take the society under his direction. Further detail can be found here: richmondsociety.org.uk/new-c…
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After a sustained campaign by The Richmond Society, the 1887 Anglo Japanese-style Nightwatchman’s Hut in the Terrace Gardens on Richmond Hill has been refurbished. Kudos to Richmond Council @LBRUT.


































