Join Jaywick Martello Tower for their annual Spring and Autumn talks in March and October.
Tickets are £2.00 pay on the door on arrival. Book tickets for all five talks in advance and get the final talk free.
Refreshments provided.
Events in this collection
Autumn Talk: An Underground Guide to Historical London
Fri 2 Oct, 11:00
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Autumn Talk: New Hall, Essex’s unknown Royal Palace
Fri 9 Oct, 11:00
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Autumn Talk: The Tudor Blockhouse at East Mersea
Fri 16 Oct, 11:00
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Autumn Talk: A history of mudlarking
Fri 23 Oct, 11:00
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Autumn Talk: William Gilberd
Fri 30 Oct, 11:00
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JMT Summer Talks: Railways and Scenery In New Zealand (Part 2)
Tue 25 Aug, 18:30
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JMT Summer Talks: Railways and Scenery In New Zealand (Part 1)
Tue 18 Aug, 18:30
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JMT Summer Talks: Fred Olsen’s "small ships with big personality"
Tue 11 Aug, 18:30
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JMT Summer Talks: British Prehistory
Tue 4 Aug, 18:30
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JMT Summer Talks: British Prehistory (1)
Tue 4 Aug, 14:00
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JMT Summer Talks: German Occupation of the Channel Islands
Tue 28 Jul, 18:30
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JMT Spring Talk: Army, Navy & a little local history
Fri 27 Mar, 11:00
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JMT Spring Talk: The Rise and fall of Colchester's Good Time Girls
Fri 20 Mar, 11:00
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JMT Spring Talk: The British Storm and Flood of 1953
Fri 13 Mar, 11:00
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JMT Spring Talk: JAYWICK – It’s Early Story
Fri 6 Mar, 11:00
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JMT Talk: The Quest for Quamstowe - judicial execution in Medieval Essex
Fri 27 Feb, 11:00
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JMT Autumn Talk: The Witches of St Osyth & Nearby
Fri 24 Oct, 11:00
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JMT Autumn Talk: Dressing the Tudor Court
Fri 17 Oct, 11:00
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JMT Autumn Talk: The Book of Transforming an Old Man into a Youth
Fri 10 Oct, 11:00
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JMT Autumn Talks: How Railways Began - 200 Years Ago
Fri 3 Oct, 11:00
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Summer Talk: Soldier, Soldier Won't You Marry Me
Tue 26 Aug, 18:30
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Summer Talk: Thames Barges, bringing materials and men to build the Towers
Jaywick Martello Tower was built in the early nineteenth century to protect the coastline from French invasion. Today, it is open to the public as an arts, heritage and community space. The Tower hosts a varied programme of exhibitions and events.
