11 May 2021
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In her live online presentation 'Back To The Land', historical researcher, author and house historian Gill Blanchard will look at key records to help you trace the history of buildings and land in times gone by, examining key records such as The National Farm Survey of WW2, the Inland Revenue Survey of the early 1900s, and the Tithe and Enclosure Records created in the early decades of the reign of Queen Victoria.
Land records are vital for revealing details of the owners, occupiers, usage and boundaries of land and property in centuries past, making them invaluable resources in the House Historian's tool kit.
Gill Blanchard's live online presentation 'Back To The Land' is part of the House History Show summer lecture series.
To book your ticket
Tickets to Gill Blanchard's live online presentation 'Back To The Land' cost £10.
To book your ticket to view Gill's presentation on Thursday 20 May, 6.30-7.30pm, please click here.
Virtual Goody Bag Special Offers
On booking a ticket to Gill's presentation you will gain access to the House History Show Virtual Goody Bag. The offers include: 25% off any of Gill Blanchard's range of books from Pen & Sword, including Tracing A House History, and also 10% off Gill Blanchard's online House History course.
Other lectures in the House History series
In additional to individual tickets, attendance to all four presentations may alternatively be bought as a £25 ticket bundle.
To see the other lectures, please click the links below:
6.30pm Thu 27 May Ellen Leslie, 'Who's Been Living In My House?'
6.30pm Thu 3 Jun Cathy Soughton & Karen Averby, 'A Virtual View: Online Sources'
6.30pm Thu 10 Jun Prof Deborah Sugg Ryan, 'The Interwar House: From Tenant to Home Owner'
Recordings of all presentations will be made available to ticket holders until 10 July 2021.
About Gill Blanchard
To view Gill Blanchard's speaker profile, please click here.
