What's On

Shown below are details of events by CAHMS, our Affiliated Societies, and others of interest to CAHMS members.

25th February	The History of Garton and King The story of Exeter's oldest business. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
2nd March	Friends of Devon Archives Seminar Investigating medieval and early modern Devon: manorial records and the c.1613 Norden survey of Devon Crown Lands
11th March	Digging up Britain's Oldest Shipwrecks Talk on Digging up Britain's Oldest Shipwrecks by Peter Marsden. A CAHMS event.
20th March	The Anglo Saxon Boundaries of the Cridie, 739CE The Anglo Saxon Boundaries of the Cridie, 739CE – with particular reference to the Crediton/Newton/Brampford Speke areas. Newton St Cyres history grp.
25th March	The not so Wild West? Recent archaeological work on Romano-British West Devon. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
8th April	The Acland Family of Killerton and Holnicote Talk on the Acland Family of Killerton and Holnicote by Denise Melhuish. A CAHMS event.
10th April to 26th October	Crediton Station - A Brief Encounter This year's exhibition opens on April 10th and is railway-themed. Open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1000-1600, and Saturdays 1000-1300
10th April	George Roberts, an Unsung Hero of the Great War Talk on George Roberts, an Unsung Hero of the Great War by Paul Roberts. A Newton St. Cyres History Group event.
27th April	Exhibition based on Sandford serge industry Exhibition focussing on the local serge industry. A Sandford Heritage Group event.
29th April	Bow's WW1 fallen Remembering those men of Bow who fell in World War 1. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
13th May	CAHMS Annual Outing CAHMS Annual Outing
15th May	Newton St. Cyres and the Priory of Plympton Talk on Newton St. Cyres and the Priory of Plympton by Professor James Clark. A Newton St. Cyres History Group event.
27th May	The Families of Eggesford House Talk on the Families of Eggesford House. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
24th June	The Power of Three: Thomas Fowler, Devon's Forgotten Genius The Power of Three: Thomas Fowler, Devon's Forgotten Genius - computer pioneer born in Great Torrington. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
22nd July	Colebrooke Church Visit A Bow and District Historical Society event.
23rd September	Not one of us Not one of us: individuals in Exeter who were famous or notorious, 1450-1950. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
9th October	Church Roof Bosses Talk on Church Roof Bosses by Sue Andrew. A Newton St. Cyres History Group event.
28th October	South West Secret Agents True tales of West Country spies in WW2. A Bow and District Historical Society event.
20th November	Food in World War 2 Talk on Food in World War 2 by Dr Paul Cleave, honorary research fellow, University of Exeter. A Newton St. Cyres History Group event.
25th November	Bow and District Historical Society AGM and Social Evening Bow and District Historical Society AGM and Social Evening