AGM followed by Were the Romans in Allendale?
A.G.M. - followed by - ‘Were the Romans in Allendale?’
Was there a direct route from Coria to Epiacum?
Meeting
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All talks are held 7.30pm on the first Wednesday of the month and this year they will alternate between ‘In person’ at the Masonic Hall off Front Street, and on ‘Zoom.’
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A.G.M. - followed by - ‘Were the Romans in Allendale?’
Was there a direct route from Coria to Epiacum?
Meeting
Alston Moor was at the hub of one of the largest turnpike road systems in the country.
Meeting
It has been a time of repeated periods of glaciation, separated by interglacials. And much of the detail of the countryside around Alston has been shaped by ice during this time.
Meeting
A.G.M. - followed by - ‘Were the Romans in Allendale?’
Was there a direct route from Coria to Epiacum?
Meeting
The 300th Anniversary of the birth of John Smeaton, Civil Engineer:
His work on Alston Moor
Meeting
Alston Moor was at the hub of one of the largest turnpike road systems in the country.
Meeting
It has been a time of repeated periods of glaciation, separated by interglacials. And much of the detail of the countryside around Alston has been shaped by ice during this time.
Meeting
A.G.M. - followed by - ‘Were the Romans in Allendale?’
Was there a direct route from Coria to Epiacum?
Meeting
The 300th Anniversary of the birth of John Smeaton, Civil Engineer:
His work on Alston Moor
Meeting
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