Learning in Lincoln: A History of the City's Education Buildings

Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology (SLHA)

A series of short afternoon talks  introduced by Dr Andrew Walker

Lincoln Central Library

Learning in Lincoln: A History of the City’s Education BuildingsIntroduced by Dr Andrew WalkerThis engaging and well illustrated afternoon presentation will include a series of short talks by different speakers, based on chapters in a new book ‘Learning in Lincoln: A History of the City’s education buildings’, recently published by the Survey of Lincoln. This series of short, illustrated talks based on chapters in the book will examine a wide range of the school buildings planned and built from the Victorian period to the end of the twentieth century. Schools familiar to children who were educated in the city in the twentieth century will be highlighted. In addition to exploring the city’s school buildings, speakers will explore how the city provided for learners beyond school age from the nineteenth century onwards. Copies of the book will be available for sale at the event. Everyone welcome - we look forward to welcoming you.This event has been organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History &amp; Archaeology (SLHA) in conjunction with Lincoln Central Library and the Survey of Lincoln to celebrate Lincoln Festival of History and Local History Month.

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