Tudors
Articles tagged with the category: Tudors
Catherine Richardson’s Renaissance Lecture
23 May 2026
For this week, Jason Mazzocchi has kindly provided a report on Professor Catherine Richardson’s Renaissance Lecture which took place on Thursday 21 May. Unfortunately, I had to miss it because…
Studying conflict in society – medieval to modern
25 April 2026
This week has seen continuing preparations for the Canterbury Medieval Weekend, hence many thanks to Karen Brayshaw and her colleagues in the University’s Special Collections and Archives, to Ryan Perry…
Thinking pilgrimage – Canterbury, Eastbridge and Maison Dieu, Dover
26 March 2026
This week marks the installation (in former times called the enthronement) of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury and the first woman to hold that office. As I’m sure you will…
Why Kent maps (and friars) are exciting
28 January 2026
It was exciting this week to see the advert for the Canterbury Medieval Weekend in the monthly History Extra magazine. Thanks too for publicity through the Kent Archaeological Society and…
2026 – Canterbury Medieval Weekend and much more
11 January 2026
As this is the first KCHH blog for 2026, I’m going to outline what will be happening this year involving members of the Kent History Postgraduates (KHP) group, and linking…
Top Ten of 2025
23 December 2025
Well, 2025 has been an interesting year, especially the move from CKHH to KCHH and the new website beautifully designed by Ben Cornwell – many thanks Ben. However, because of…
Lots of exciting Kent MEMS events in 2026
27 November 2025
I’ll come to some updates on various planned events in 2026, but I thought I would mention that it is excellent to see word is getting out, which means we…
Medway History Showcase and forthcoming events
29 October 2025
I thought I would start with some extremely exciting news, Ben Cornwell who is designing the Medieval Canterbury Weekend 2026 website thinks that it will be ready to go live…
Dover’s Maison Dieu and other heritage in Kent
16 October 2025
This week I want to draw your attention to events taking place next weekend and report on Kieron Hoyle’s talk at Dover on Wednesday, but first I want to bring…
Conserving Heritage – in Kent and Canterbury
25 September 2025
The new academic year is a time of transition. Consequently, I’ll start by bring news of those among the CCCU Kent History Postgraduates who have completed or almost completed their…
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