24 September 2024 @ 19:30 - 20:30
A series of monthly online history talks hosted on Zoom and led by Andy Skinner (Learning & Engagement Officer at SeaCity Museum and Tudor House & Garden). All of the talks are designed to be fun, accessible and rooted in the history and archaeology of the city. Each talk will last approximately 1 hour.
Southampton was one of the most bombed towns anywhere in the country. The worst raids occurred in the Autumn and Winter of 1940. In the first of two lectures focusing on Southampton during the Second World War, this talk with explore the build up to the conflict and will look at the terrible blitz of 1940 – ‘Southampton’s darkest hour’.
Our prices are based on helping as many people to access our talks as possible. The more you choose to pay, the more people will be able to come and enjoy the same excellent programme of informative and entertaining talks. We thank you for any additional support you are able to offer us.
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