interesting lectures



 * Actresses of the Georgian Period (Chawton House Library)
  In this lecture, we will learn more about the social situation of women working in the theatre in this period.
  on Wednesday, 19 May at 18:30:00
  More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/8244?mail=y

* Family History for Beginners (Society of Genealogists)
  A series of four talks aimed at beginners to family history who have no prior
knowledge of the basic sources.
  on Saturday, 15 May at 10:30:00
  More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/8256?mail=y

 * The Future of London Government (Guildhall)
  A conference to mark the ten years since the first Mayor of London.
  on Monday, 24 May at 14:00:00
  More details: http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/7785?mail=y



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