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  • The HA conference visit to Lindisfarne

      HA News Article
    As we look forward to next year's conference in Stratford-upon-Avon, Steve Illingworth reports back on this year's conference visit to the island of Lindisfarne. On the afternoon of Thursday 14 May 2026, about 20 members of the Historical Association gathered in the foyer of the Newcastle Gateshead Hilton Hotel. The annual HA...
    The HA conference visit to Lindisfarne
  • Out and About in ‘The most Loyal and Ancient City of Taunton’

      Historian feature
    The Somerset town of Taunton featured prominently in the highly significant political and religious conflicts of the seventeenth century. Isabella Peach examines Taunton’s role in these events and the impact they had on the town. Her article is based on her winning entry in the 2023 Young Historian Post-16 Local...
    Out and About in ‘The most Loyal and Ancient City of Taunton’
  • J.L. Petit: Britain’s Lost Pre-Impressionist

      Book review
    J.L. Petit: Britain’s Lost Pre-Impressionist, Philip Modiano, RPS Publications, 122p. 2022, £20. ISBN 978-1-9164931-2-4.  Philip Modiano’s championing of prolific Victorian water-colourist and pioneering campaigner for the preservation of ancient buildings, Reverend John Louis Petit [1801-1868], continues to raise the profile of this neglected Staffordshire artist. His new book follows on...
    J.L. Petit: Britain’s Lost Pre-Impressionist