
dorkingmuseum
@dorkingmuseum
Small volunteer run Museum in the heart of the Surrey Hills.
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Zoom talk, Mon 9th Dec 19:15 Christ Church was central to the adult life of Charles Dodgson – better known as Lewis Carrol – who was an undergraduate, a maths tutor and Sub-Librarian there. Come along and learn more. Please Zoom-register at: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Christ Church



Mon 3rd Feb, 19:30 our talk is “Jane Morris: more than a face“ by John Hawks. Jane was an icon of the #artsandcrafts movement, but has been unfairly overshadowed by her husband William. John will tell us more. £2 non-members dlhg.org.uk The Victorian Society William Morris Soc






According to the Guildford Dragon, George Abbot is “Guildford’s most famous person in our nation’s history”. Mary, who’s just written a book about him, is just the person to help us decide if this is true. Guildford - Victorian regional elite


Fancy a tour of Kensal Green Cemetery Sun 27th April? It was London's first "garden cemetery", & is the resting place of many famous people including IK Brunel and his French engineer father. Tour costs ÂŁ10-12 & is rated 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor. Email [email protected]


The world’s first underground public railway opened in 1863, running between Paddington & Farringdon . Chris will explain why it was necessary, how it was built, and how it expanded across London Doors 13:30, talk 14:00 to 13:30 including a tea break #railways The Victorian Society


The Victorian Society FREE entry for members of SIHG and Oddfellows! £3 for others. Oddfellows Hall is 10 minutes’ walk from Leatherhead railway station. 52 Bridge St car park is opposite the hall; Church Street Short Stay Car Park KT22 8DW is 3 minutes walk, . See surreyarchaeology.org.uk/content/sihg_u…

In other news...The first proof of my 200 Years of British Locomotive Design book for Pen & Sword Books has been signed off and sent back for tweaks.




Surrey Industrial History Group ran a great talk on Heath Robinson’s WW1 “inventions” in April, now we are going to visit the Heath Robinson #Museum on 26th June 2PM. Non-members welcome! More at wwwsihg.org.uk. Heath Robinson Museum #edutwitter #twitterstorians #Museums
