WEA/Steyning Museum
Local History Courses
FREE FOR MUSEUM
STEWARDS
at the Penfold Hall,
Church Street, Steyning
All on Friday afternoons, 2-5pm
The WEA has organised, in conjunction with Steyning Museum, three courses on the early history of Steyning and its locality which will be of particular interest to Friends of the Museum and of practical use to stewards.
3 & 10 FEBRUARY, 2012
Steyning under our feet and under our houses: In this two session course, archaeologist Judie English will investigate the Roman and Saxon invasions of our region, and the impact that these had on the culture and day to day life of the people who lived in and around Steyning.
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9 MARCH, 2012
The real St Cuthman and the Abbey of Fecamp: Local historian and museum committee member Sarah Leigh will examine new ideas about who St Cuthman may have been, and the role of the Norman Abbey of Fecamp in developing his reputation and preserving his memory.
30 MARCH, 2012
The building of St Andrews Church 1066-1200: Dr David Parsons FSA, distinguished church archaeologist, will discuss the architecture of Steyning's magnificent Norman church, and consider some unanswered questions about its construction and design. Part of this course will take place in and around the church.
Museum stewards are invited to attend these courses free of charge. Otherwise, the cost per afternoon session is £12, or £45 for all four. Please enroll before 20 January, 2012.
Contact Sarah Leigh for more details
on 01903 813422
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