THE GROWTH OF PLYMOUTH DURING MEDIEVAL TIMES By Alan Bricknell
Talk | Seated
ALAN BRICKNELL: Alan is an amateur historian with particular interests in local history and the history of medieval England. Since retiring from a career in the computer industry more than seventeen years ago, Alan has been actively involved in the running of Plymouth U3A, serving initially as Membership Secretary and then Treasurer, and now leads several U3A special interest groups. Alan is also an active member of the Ford Park
Cemetery Heritage team, which prepares regular exhibitions for display in the cemetery visitor centre and offers guided walks around the cemetery for members of the public.
TALK: An illustrated talk covering the growth of Plymouth from its early
beginnings as a Saxon farm through to the granting of its charter in 1439. The talk includes the origins of some of the local place names; Plympton and its place in the development of Plymouth and the invasion of the Bretons in 1403. It also looks at the question “Was Plymouth ever a medieval walled town?”
| Dates | Tickets | |
|---|---|---|
| Mon 12th Oct | 2pm | |
| Prices | |
|---|---|
| All Tickets | £6.00 |
| FOTW Conc Single | £5.00 |
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to give accurate details of our forthcoming programmes, it may be necessary to make last minute changes for reasons beyond our control. Where possible, all such changes will be advertised in the local press and on this website. Popular events may sell out in advance of the night. To avoid disappointment, please check availability above or phone our Box Office on 01822 611166 for the very latest information.