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Laxton exhibition multimedia

'Medieval survivors' - about the Laxton exhibition

'Laxton wildlife and conservation'

Slides from a lunchtime talk by Stuart Rose, Laxton farmer, 13 May 2009
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'Exploring Laxton via Lifelong Learning'

Slides and audio from a lunchtime talk by Dr Sarah Speight, School of Education, 24 June 2009
Download Powerpoint slides (zip file)

'Why has Laxton Survived'

Slides and audio from a lunchtime talk by John Beckett, 15 July 2009
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More: Laxton Heritage

Laxton: Farming in an Open Field Village home