Dear <<Member no.>>
I’m writing to let you know about my latest illustrated talks and guided walks on a variety of Oxfordshire- and Oxford-related topics. Click on the images below or go to my website for further details. If you like to book a talk or walk (or both!) please do contact me.
If you are no longer the programme secretary for the <<Salutation>> please let me know or forward this e-mail to the appropriate person.
With thanks and best wishes,
Liz Woolley
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Talks last up to an hour and are fully illustrated;
the current fee is £60 plus travel expenses at 40p per mile round-trip from Oxford.
Scroll further down for information on guided walks.
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From Axtell to Zacharias: The men who built Oxford
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Kingerlee: the family and the building firm, since 1868
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Beer, sausages and marmalade: Oxford food and drink in the 19th century
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“…those rampageous, dragonnading fire-devils…”: The coming of the railway to Oxford
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“A tough but full-blooded area”: The parish of St Thomas the Martyr, West Oxford
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“The night-time haven of the wandering tribes”: The common lodging-house in Victorian England
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Local history:
how to do it!
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NEW! Walk: Rose Hill: an Oxford suburb of surprising contrasts and great historical interest
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NEW! Walk: New Hinksey, South Oxford
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Walk: Folly Bridge and Grandpont, South Oxford
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Walk: The social, industrial and commercial history of Nuffield College’s “Island Site” in West Oxford
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For further information, or to book any talk or walk, please contact me on liz@lizwoolley.co.uk or 01865 242760
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