£15 members/£18 non-members The site of Fulham Palace has been occupied for over 5,000 years, probably because of its location next to an important crossing of the Thames. From 704 …
Online Lecture: “Vile assignations and adulterous beds”: Adultery and the law in Regency England
£5 members/£7 non-members In Don Juan, the poet Lord Byron describes England as a ‘low, newspaper, humdrum, lawsuit country’. He makes this statement in the middle of a series of …
Town Visit: Brighton Pavilion
£40 This all-day tour, led by Dr Alexandra Loske (Curator, Royal Pavillion Projects) and Dr Sue Berry will explore both the internal and external spaces of George IV’s magnificent seaside …
Study Day: William Donthorn (1799-1859) in Norfolk
£40 A study day in Norfolk focusing on the East Anglian-born architect William Donthorn. The day will commence at Silverstone Farm, North Elmham, with an illustrated talk by Rory O’Donnell …
London Walk: Walthamstow
£25 John Moses leads this three-hour walking tour of Walthamstow, which Pevsner says has more of its eighteenth-century houses surviving than any of its neighbours. This walk shall seek to …
Online Lecture: Nature’s Favourite Child – Thomas Robins and the Art of the Georgian Garden
£5 members/£7 non-members Thomas Robins the Elder (1716–1770) recorded the country estates of the Georgian gentry – their orchards, Rococo gardens, and potagers – like no other, with both topographical …
Members Summer Drinks
£15 Members are invited to join us in the lovely surrounds of the Fitzroy Square gardens (weather permitting) for our summer drinks. This is an opportunity for members to meet …
London Visit: Pitzhanger
£30 Since reopening to the public after a three-year restoration project and winning the Georgian Group Architectural Award for ‘Restoration of a Georgian Building in an Urban Setting’ in 2019, …
London Walk: Richmond
£25 John Moses will lead this two-hour walking tour of Richmond, which has possibly the finest selection of Georgian buildings of any of the London suburbs. We shall look at …
Online Lecture: The Country Gentry and the Country Town c.1680-1830: politics, leisure and patronage
£5 members/£7 non-members In this talk, the political, social and economic impacts of the gentry and aristocracy on provincial towns which elected MPs is explored. From the late 1660s, many …