OLHA study days take place in the spring and autumn. Each focuses on a particular aspect of Oxfordshire’s history, with two or three illustrated talks in the morning and a guided walk or tour in the afternoon. Study days are open to anyone and the cost is around £10-14 per person.
The next study day will be on Saturday 16 November 2019 in Oxford on the subject of manorial documents. Further details will be available nearer the time.
Previous study days have included (click on title for further details):
Wychwood, the forest then and now, in Shipton under Wychwood, May 2019
Wallingford and its Castle, in Wallingford, November 2018
Enclosure: Reform and Rebellion, in Islip, April 2018
Witney, Wool and Wesley, in Witney, November 2017
A Village in the Vale, in Stanford in the Vale, May 2017
Focus on Thame, October 2016
Bodleian Library Resources for Oxfordshire Historians, at the Weston Library in Oxford, May 2016
The People of the Oxfordshire Canals, in Banbury, November 2015
Uffington in fiction and fact, in Uffington, May 2015
Oxfordshire in the First World War, in Woodstock, November 2014
Anglo-Saxon Oxfordshire, in Wantage, May 2014
The Romans in Oxfordshire, in Charlbury, November 2013
Water Power in Oxfordshire and Berkshire, held in conjunction with the Berkshire Local History Association (BLHA), at Mapledurham Mill and House, May 2013 (above)
Looking After the Poor: Crisis and Reform, and Did the Workhouse Work?, Abingdon, November 2012
William Morris (Lord Nuffield) and the Development of the Car Industry in Oxfordshire, Long Hanborough, April 2012
The Civil War in Oxfordshire, Tadmarton & Broughton Castle, November 2011
Garden History from the Tudors to the Victorians, Middle Barton, April 2011
Celebrating 150 years of the Great Western Railway, Didcot, September 2010
If you have ideas for study days – themes, venues or speakers – we would like to hear from you. Please contact: studydays@olha.org.uk
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