Members are reminded that this is always an opportunity to display any exhibits or give news of interest to members (not necessarily related to the talk).
History of the Borough in maps
Maps can portray much more than just the topographical location of places. The comparison of a location over time may tell us more of its history.
Comets and their historical impact
The appearance of comets is usually unpredictable and in the past has been considered a sign of significance - usually an omen of death. They were recorded by the ancient Chinese and illustrated on the Bayeux Tapestry.
Let's pretend it's Summer - Flora of Chalk Downlands
John Dicker will be giving a talk on the flora of the local chalk downlands.
Meet at 11.00am in the castle grounds or if wet in Guildford Museum (Castle Arch, Quarry Street). In the morning the two options are to look at the museum or visit the Guildford House Gallery (155 High Street). In the afternoon we plan to visit Dapdune Wharf in Wharf Road. (This is a National Trust property, admission for non-members is £3.50).