History Festival 2019

Location
Various
Date(s)
Wednesday 10th April 2019 (09:00-17:00)
Description
Map of Nottinghamshire by Blome, 1673 v2

Map of Nottinghamshire by Blome, 1673

Join us for the 2019 History Festival - all welcome! 

Join us for a day of history themed events and activities. It will include interactive workshops, archive sessions, guided walks, a treasure hunt, competitions, and much much more.

The History Festival, organised by the History Department, is a collaborative event bringing together staff, students and the wider community. The Festival is aimed at anyone interested in history including students (undergraduates and postgraduates), families and the general public.

 

What's On:

Download the full History Festival 2019 programme.

 

Location: 

Various, including the Humanities Building (University Park Campus) and the Manuscripts and Special Collections (King's Meadow Campus)

Date: 

10 April 2019

Contact: 

sarah.holland@nottingham.ac.uk

 

Getting to the University:

The Humanities Building (no. 55 on the map) is on University Park Campus – nearest to the West Entrance. This is where most of the events are taking place. The nearest tram stop is University Boulevard, and there are a number of bus services that stop near the West Entrance. There is limited parking on Campus (and a fee is charged) - if you plan to visit by car it is advisable to email the organiser first. There are many more options if you travel by public transport. The Trent Building, where the First World Walk will begin, is marked no. 11 on the map. Locations across University Park Campus and Festival sessions will feature in the Treasure Hunt.

Manuscripts and Special Collections is located on King’s Meadow Campus (KMC) – there is a Hopper bus between University Park Campus and KMC (see timetable on the next page).

You can find other ways to get to KMC on the Manuscripts and Special Collections website

Download a map of the University Park Campus.

Download the King's Meadow Campus hopper bus timetable.

 

Disclosure Statement:

All events that are part of the Festival are subject to change. Please check the website for updates or contact sarah.holland@nottingham.ac.uk for further information.

 

Department of History

University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD

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