Details of Society and Section abbreviations and who to contact for further information are given on the abbreviations page. The group initials are also clarified, along with contact details for the secretary/organiser for the Group.

The area codes refer to the three traditional Ridings of Yorkshire - East (ER), North (NR) or West (WR) or Claremont (Cl), to help you identify meetings of interest in your area.

All meetings, except those of affiliated societies, are at Claremont unless otherwise stated in the meeting / event column. For affiliated societies, details of meeting places where advised are given on the abbreviations page, unless indicated in the entry.

DATE	TIME	GROUP	VENUE	EVENT
September 2012
Sat. 8th	14.30	HAS	NR	P. Higginbottom: The work house, especially those in Harrogate and Knaresborough
Tue. 11th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	R. Blakely, The Balliols of Barnard Castle
Wed. 12th	19.30	RHS	NR	J. Depelle, Leeds Canal Basin
Wed. 12th	19.30	WHS	WR	D. Thornton, Mr Mercury, the Life of Edward Baines 1774-1848
Thu. 13th	All Day	Leeds Uni	WR	One day conference celebrating the life of Katrina Honeyman
Thu. 13th	19.30	SHS	WR	N. Booth, Rethinking within the Victorian pub – a study of Stalybridge.
Sun. 16th	All day	IAG	NR	Mallerstang & Appleby - walks
Wed. 19th	19.30	ERAS	ER	A round up of recent fieldwork in the region
Thu. 20th	19.30	OHS	WR	S. Wrathmell, Wharram Percy & its neighbours: new ideas about medieval settlement in the Yorkshire Wolds
Sat. 22nd	11.00	FHS	Cl	D. Drummond, Railway Ancestors
Sat. 22nd	14.00	RAS	Cl	K. Hartley, Mortaria in Yorkshire and what we can learn from them
Sun. 23rd	All day	WCR	WR	Day School
Mon 8th	19.30	UWFS	NR	President's Evening 'Time, what time'........? Hanneke Dye
Mon. 24th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	E. Houlder, Looking down on History-The Story of Archaeological Aerial Photography
Sat. 29th	All Day	NDLHS	NR	Day Conference
Sat. 30th	All day	NDLHS	NR	Day trip to Swinton Castle
Sat. 30th	All day	YVBSG	NR	Recording Conference, follow-up day at Great Broughton, NR
OCTOBER
Mon. 1st	19.30	SAHS	NR	R. Marwood, 1644 and all that: The Battle of Marston Moor and the Civil War in Yorkshire
Tue. 2nd	19.15	TS	WR	N. Raw, Samplers from the Leeds Galleries Collection
Wed. 3rd	19.30	SDHS	WR	S. Riches, St George and that dragon
Fri. 5th	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	C. Waddington, Whirlow Hall Farm Community Project
Mon 8th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Angela Henson Wild flowers of the Yorkshire Dales
Fri. 5th	19.45	HDAS	WR	tba
Tue. 9th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	A.G.M., followed by J. Henderson, Translating Northallerton’s Latin records
Tue. 9th	19.30	HuAS	WR	P. Connelly, Excavations at Hungate, York
Wed. 10th	19.30	RHS	NR	E. Houlder, “In Dead Men’s Footsteps.” Tracking two Victorian travellers through Brittany
Wed. 10th	19.30	WHS	WR	K. Rowley, The Story of the Chartists
Thu. 11th	19.30	SCHS	NR	I. Adams, Edwardian Architecture
Sat. 13th	11.00	FHS	Cl	S. Dixon, The Century of the Titanic Disaster
Sat. 13th	14.00	YAS	Cl	Collections Lecture: Andrew Marvell and the Second Anglo-Dutch War: The evidence of MS1244. Prof.M.Dzelzainis
Sat. 13th	14.30	HAS	NR	R. Marwood, Blood more and more",- the art of insertion and extrication of lead in the 17th century
Mon. 15th	19.30	IAG	NR	A.G.M. followed by D. Johnson, The Traditional Farm Buildings Survey
Mon. 15th	19.30	SAHS	NR	P. Wilson, Combating Heritage Crime: You, me and everyone
Wed. 17th	19.30	FoG	NR	M. Windle, Tropical seas, deltas, and dinosaurs
Wed. 17th	19.30	ERAS	ER	I. Rowlandson, The Roman pottery kilns at Market Rasen, Lincs: some thoughts on landscapes of production
Wed. 17th	19.30	SDHS	WR	S. Gemmel, Kingdom of Northumbria
Thu. 18th	19.30	OHS	WR	M. Whyman, Beneath York Minster – a new interpretation of the Roman & post-Roman archaeology
Fri. 19th	19.15	PDAS	WR	J. Billingsley Things we do for luck
Sat. 20th	11.00	IHS	Cl	E. Paget, Domestic Linen Production in the West Riding
Mon 22nd	19.30	UWFS	NR	James Innerdale, Looking after old buildings, their history and care
Wed. 24th	19.30	SHS	WR	A. Ashton, Medical Magic & Mystery.
Thu. 25th	19.30	SCHS	NR	J. Bevers, The Best Houses in Britain
Mon. 29th	19.30	SAHS	NR	J. Kenny, Community Archaeology Projects around York: New Discoveries
Mon. 29th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	N. Dowland, Matthew Murray in context
November
Fri. 2nd	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	J. Stetka, Arkwright’s first small mill on the river at Bakewell
Tue. 6th	19.15	TS	WR	A. Lock, Sir Thomas Gascoigne, eighteenth century Yorkshire Catholic baronet, his upbringing, politics and his estate management
Wed. 7th	19.30	SDHS	WR	J. Niepokozycka, Packhorse Ways & Days
Thu. 8th	19.30	SCHS	NR	K. Jackson, Skipton – The growth of a modern town
Fri. 9th	19.45	HDAS	WR	J. Schofield, The Archaeology of Us – Challenges and Opportunities
Sat 10th	am	UWFS	NR	Coffee morning - Church House
Sat. 10th	11.00	FHS	Cl	G. Waters, Medieval Genealogy
Sat. 10th	14.30	HAS	NR	D. Mason. New excavations at Binchester
Mon 12th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Group reports - Group Leaders>
Mon. 12	19.30	SAHS	NR	T. Pearson, Scarborough’s forgotten seaside attractions
Tue. 13th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	M. Movely, The Great Grazing Country of Children.
Tue. 13th	19.30	HuAS	WR	O. Jessop, The Development of Chatsworth House
Wed. 14th	19.30	RHS	NR	K. Baxter, Kirkstall Abbey, its history and its landscape, by its curator
Wed. 14th	19.30	WHS	WR	P. Higginbotham, Three Centuries of the Workhouse
Thu. 15th	19.30	OHS	WR	N. Hanson, The Unknown Soldier – how & why he was buried in Westminster Abbey
Thu. 15th	19.30	SAHS	NR	P. Wilson, Combating Heritage Crime: You, me and everyone
Fri. 16th	19.15	PDAS	WR	J. Hargreaves, Yorkshire Luddism – image and reality 1812 - 2012
Sat. 17th	11.00	IHS	Cl	R. Walker, Tom Puddings
Sat. 17th	14.00	RAS	Cl	Frances McIntosh, Chesters, Hadrian’s Wall and the Clayton collection
Mon. 19th	19.30	IAG	NR	M. Gill, Lead mining in the Yorkshire Dales
Wed. 21st	19.30	ERAS	ER	M. Hobson, Olive oil and wine production in Roman North Africa
Wed. 21st	19.30	SHS	WR	G. Clay, The Roman came this way!
Wed. 21st	19.30	SDHS	WR	A. Hamilton-Gibney, Recent excavations at the Roman fort of Low Borrowbridge
Thu. 22nd	19.30	SCHS	NR	D. Johnson, The challenges of Landscape improvement in Craven since the late 16th century
Fri. 23rd	19.30	FORA	NR	Pete Wilson, Romans in North Yorkshire. Aldborough Village Hall £4.00
Sat. 24th	All day	WYAAS	WR	Archaeological Day School 2012, Royal Armouries, Leeds
Mon. 26th	19.30	SAHS	NR	F. Pryor, Archaeology and British History
Mon 26th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Dr. David Johnson, Old Inns of the Yorkshire Dales
Wed. 28th	19.30	FoG	NR	J. Deadman, The Secrets of College House, Masham
Wed. 28th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	J. Hill, Medieval Leeds
December
Tue. 4th	19.15	TS	WR	P. Atkinson, Fertility decline in 19th century Leeds and the social reasons behind this
Wed. 5th	19.30	SDHS	WR	K. Iliffe, The History of your house
Fri. 7th	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	P. McLaughlin, Green Men & Gargoyles in South Yorkshire
Sat. 8th	10.30	PreH	Cl	Quern Survey A.G.M.
Sat. 8th	11.00	FHS	Cl	B. Dixon, A Ramble Round the Registry. Followed by social
Sat. 8th	14.30	HAS	NR	P. Ottaway. York and its environs: the impact of Rome
Sat. 8th	14.00	PreH	Cl	Christmas meeting: P. Preston, Our local flints: Early Prehistoric People, & the Microlithic Industries of the Pennine Watershed, & I. Roberts, Understanding the Cropmark Landscapes of the Magnesian Limestone.
Mon. 10th	19.30	SAHS	NR	J. Grenville, Medieval Houses
Mon 10th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Dr. Roger Martlew, Grassington's ancient heritage: a Lottery funded project
Tue. 11th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	J. Parkinson, Revealing the Hidden Histories of Boundaries.
Tue. 11th	19.30	HuAS	WR	Social Evening, & D. Sainty, School Test Pits Project
Wed. 12th	19.30	WHS	WR	K. Taylor, The role and status of women in the Diocese of Wakefield and the approach and experiences of their chronicler
Wed. 12th	19.30	SHS	WR	W. Theakstone, Captain Scott’s South Pole expedition: the photographs of H.G. Ponting
Thu. 13th	19.30	SCHS	NR	M. Clark, Traditional Painting on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal.
Fri. 14th	19.45	HDAS	WR	L. McIntyre, Demography, diet and Health in Roman York
Sat. 15th	11.00	IHS	Cl	Carole Smithies, Barnbow munitions factory in the second world war
Mon. 17th	19.30	IAG	NR	R. Martlew, The Grassington Field Systems, followed by social
Wed. 19th	19.30	ERAS	ER	J. Brightman, Fin Cop Hillfort – Archaeology of a Massacre
Thu. 20th	19.30	OHS	WR	W. Childs, Red, White and Claret: wines of medieval England
Fri. 21st	19.15	PDAS	WR	Members’ evening. Christmas food and short talks by members.
January 2013
Fri. 4th	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	R. Whitcomb, Sheffield Moors Partnership – the Masterplan
Fri 4th	19.45	HDAS/YAS	WR	N. Redhead, The Roman Forts at Castleshaw: An Update
Tue. 8th	19.30	HuAS	WR	R. Doonan, Archaeology in the Russian Bronze Age
Wed. 9th	19.30	RHS	NR	Tba
Thu. 10th	19.15	TS	Cl	Members evening – A. Brook, ‘A great wrong has been done to the dead’: Eric Gill’s war memorial for the University of Leeds, : S. Burt, The development of the manor of Kirkgate – a reappraisal
Thu. 10th	19.30	SCHS	NR	Members social evening
Thu. 10th	19.30	FoG	NR	A.G.M., followed by- H. Whittaker, Painting with Light
Sat. 12th	11.00	FHS	Cl	A. Pugh, Beckett Street Cemetery
Sat. 12th	14.30	HAS	NR	K. Earl. Scriven army and POW camp- 1939-1945
Mon. 14th	19.30	SAHS	NR	K. Johnston, Publicising Scarborough
Mon 14th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Adrian Shepherd, The Long Preston wetlands (RSPB)
Wed. 16th	19.30	ERAS	ER	M. Holst, Aspects of Burial archaeology Yorkshire
Wed. 16th	19.30	SDHS	WR	J. Robinson, To Kosovo – Journeys in time
Thu. 17th	19.30	OHS	WR	D. Calverly, The Building of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Fri. 18th	19.15	PDAS	WR	The Donald C. Lodge Memorial Lecture. E. Houlder, Orcadian Odyssey: An Archaeological And Scenic Tour Of The Orkneys In A Vintage Mercedes Once Owned By Mary Quant
Sat. 19th	14.00	RAS	Cl	Dave Went, Surveying the Roman fort at Whitely castle and its environs
Mon. 21st	19.30	IAG	NR	IAG Committee, Trials & Tribulations: an illustrated review of the IAG field activities 2011
Wed. 23rd	19.30	SHS	WR	P. Fox, Saddleworth in film.
Thu. 24th	19.30	SCHS	NR	E. Waddington, History of Fairgrounds
Mon. 28th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	P. Hadley, Star Carr – Past, Present & Future
Sat. 26th	11.00	IHS	Cl	I. Brown, Historic Quarries in Yorkshire and Beyond
Mon. 28th	19.30	SAHS	NR	T. Burkinshaw, The Wetland Heritage of the Vale of Pickering
Mon. 28th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	P. Hadley, Star Carr – Past, Present & Future
Mon 28th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Members' evening
Wed. 30th	19.30	FoG	NR	S. Warwick, title tbc.
February
Fri. 1st	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	L. McIntyre, Demography, diet & state of health in Roman York
Fri. 1st	19.45	HDAS	WR	P. Preston, Lithics to Landscapes –The Mesolithics of the Central Pennines
Wed. 5th	19.15	TS	WR	J. Millard & K. Alldays, The Leeds Pottery Dig
Wed. 6th	19.30	SDHS	WR	E. Roberts, Schools, Children & Work
Sat. 9th	11.00	FHS	Cl	M. Hopkinson, Letters from America (communications from early migrants)
Sat. 9th	14.30	HAS	NR	S. Brown. John Thornton's great east window of York Minster: the creation and conservation of a medieval masterpiece
Mon. 11th	19.30	SAHS	NR	Members Evening
Mon 11th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Dr. Peter Claughton, Working the high ground: lead mining in Bordley
Tue. 12th			Leeds	'Ralph Thoresby: Man & Manuscripts' display of manuscripts from YAS archives at Leeds City Museum (until 2 June)
Wed. 13th	19.30	RHS	NR	A.G.M. + speaker
Wed. 13th	19.30	SHS	WR	I. Foster, Monumental Inscriptions of Saddleworth.
Wed. 13th	19.30	WHS	WR	J. Goodchild, Roads around Wakefield 1700 - 1900
Thu. 14th	19.30	SCHS	NR	P. Cook, A History of English Glass
Fri. 15th	19.15	PDAS	WR	R. Christian, Manors, markets and meanders – the old market places of York.
Mon. 18th	19.30	IAG	NR	A. Lowe, Bank Barns, Boskins & Bee Boles
Wed. 20th	19.30	ERAS	ER	O. Cooper, The East Coast Water Pipeline excavations
Wed. 20th	19.30	SDHS	WR	M. Lamb, Killington through the Ages
Thu. 21st	19.30	OHS	WR	Terry O'Connor 'Grim up North?: Feeding York in Pre-Industrial Times'
Sat. 23rd	11.00	IHS	WR	P. Robinson No Trouble Brewing!
Mon. 25th	19.30	SAHS	NR	C. Cook, Old transport routes around Scarborough: their past & future
Mon 25th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Tom Lawson (RSPB), The last pink bits
Mon. 25th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	E. Scaife, Tyke Talk
Thu. 28th	19.30	SCHS	NR	S. Wrathmell, Building styles in Skipton & North Craven.
March
Fri. 1st	19.30	HuAS FRS	WR	M. Abbott & R. May, Conservation Management at Padley Chapel & Hall
Fri. 1st	19.45	HDAS	WR	G. Foard, The Origins of Firepower – Early Guns on the Battlefield
Sat. 2nd	14.00	PreH	Cl	A.G.M. & Keith Boughey, Natalie McCaul & Andrew Morrison: Rediscovering one of Yorkshire’s missing treasures - the Lamplough-Lidster collection
Wed. 5th	19.15	TS	WR	J. Liddington, The Suffragette boycott of the 1911 census across West Yorkshire
Wed. 6th	19.30	SDHS	WR	J. Holt, The Diary of Thomas Fenwick, Esq.
Sat. 9th	All Day	PLACE	tbc	tbc
Sat. 9th	11.00	FHS	Cl	G. Forster, Joseph Priestley & others – early members of the Leeds Library
Sat. 9th	14.30	HAS	NR	R. Wright. Medieval York and the mystery plays
Mon. 11th	19.30	SAHS	NR	P. Topping, An overview of Native American archaeology in the Southwest & Midwest
Mon 11th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Dennis Brickles, Navvy life at Batty Green
Tue. 12th	19.30	HuAS	WR	A.G.M., followed by J.Barnett, Egton Hill – copper mine
Tue 12th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	Members presentation: Katherine Lart, Tannery Buildings in Northallerton
Tue 12th	19.30	SHS	WR	D. Cant, Traditional Buildings – the craftsmen & their clients.
Wed. 13th	19.30	WHS	WR	A.G.M. & Members Evening
Wed. 13th	19.30	RHS	NR	tba
Thu. 14th	19.30	FoG	NR	R. Clemo, Sex, Lies & Yorkshire: Family History is fun
Thu. 14th	19.30	SCHS	NR	P. Higginbotham, Three centuries of the Workhouse.
Fri. 15th	19.15	PDAS	WR	E. Walton, The Pilkingtons of Chevet
Sat. 16th	All Day	YVBSG/ YAS	WR	‘Owt fresh’ The Last 30 Years: Advances in our Understanding of Yorkshire's Vernacular Buildings' Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group Day School, all day, Leeds Met Headingley Campus (reduced rates for YVBSG/YAS members, book via YVBSG)
Sat. 16th	All Day	PLACE	tbc	tbc
Sat. 16th	14.00	RAS	Cl	M. Millett & R. Ferriby, Recent research on Roman Aldburgh
Mon. 18th	19.30	IAG	NR	J. Thorpe, Cave Archaeology: Ingleborough & the Three Counties System
Wed. 20th	19.30	ERAS	ER	O. Cooper, The East Coast Water Pipeline excavations
Wed. 20th	19.30	SDHS	WR	T. Stephens, The Cattledroving Birtwhistles of Craven & Galloway
Thu. 21st	19.30	OHS	WR	J. Robinson, Raikes Road Burial Ground: a Victorian history of Skipton
Sat. 23rd	All Day	WLP/ YAS	ER	Day School, Heroes & Villains
Sat. 23rd	11.00	IHS	Cl	D. Randon, Mine Surveying – a Brief History
Sat 23rd	All Day		ER	'Heroes and Villains': Day School, all day, Whitby Museum (£15, book via Claremont) Booking Form
Sat 23rd	19.00	SDHS	WR	A.G.M. followed by a social
Mon. 25th	19.30	SAHS	NR	N. Copsey, York House, Yorkersgate and Malton through time
Mon 25th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Margaret Mosely and Melanie Smith, An illustrated history and flowers of Ox Close, East Keswick
Mon. 25th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	J. & B. Lawrence, A brief history of Austhorpe
Thu. 28th	19.30	SCHS	NR	B. Rawson, tbc
April
Wed. 2nd	19.15	TS	WR	A.G.M., followed by R. Yates Church and Town: The ministry of John Gott as Vicar of Leeds 1873-1886
Fri 5th	19.45	HDAS	WR	Founders Lecture - M. Heyworth, The role of Local Archaeological Societies in the 21st Century
Mon. 8th	19.30	SAHS	NR	A.G.M.
Mon 8th	19.30	UWFS	NR	Annual dinner
Tue 9th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	Sir Thomas Ingilby, The Ingilbys of Ripley Castle
Wed. 10th	19.30	RHS	NR	tba
Wed. 10th	19.30	WHS	WR	S. Tomson, Recent Excavations at Pontefract's Blackfriars
Thu. 11th	19.30	SCHS	NR	F. King, The Battle of Preston, 1648.
Sat. 13th	All day	NYDNP/YAS	NR	Grassington Day School
Sat. 13th	11.00	FHS	Cl	C. Alvin, A Serious Misfortune Has Occurred (the Bradford Lozenge Poisonings)
Sat. 13th	14.30	HAS	NR	A.G.M., David Hunt: Knaresborough Castle
Sat 13th - Mon 15th	3 days	YAS/WEA	Cl	Join us for a weekend of community archaeology in association with the WEA Inclusive Archaeology Project. We will be opening a number of small trenches in the Little Woodhouse area of Leeds - come along and find out about surveying, excavation and artefacts. For more information contact Biddy Coghill bcoghill@wea.org.uk or 0113 200 1168
Mon. 15th	19.30	IAG	NR	F. Edmonds, Furness Abbey & Daughter Houses: Irish Sea relations in the 12th Century
Wed. 17th	19.30	ERAS	ER	A.G.M. followed by S. Adams, Where East meets West: Iron Age brooches from Yorkshire and Wales
Thu 18th	19.30	OHS	WR	Simon Tomson Early Islamic Art & Architecture in Spain
Fri. 19th	19.15	PDAS	WR	K. Leahy, The Staffordshire Hoard: the first three years
Sat. 20th	13.00	YAS	WR	Anniversary Lunch, Metropole Hotel, Leeds. Speaker,
Mon. 22nd	19.30	SAHS	NR	A. Brodie, Scarborough in the 1730’s – spa, sea & sex
Mon 22nd	19.30	UWFS	NR	Annual General Meeting
Wed. 24th	19.30	SHS	WR	C. Mansfield, Testament of Youth.
Thu. 25th	19.30	SCHS	WR	A.G.M., followed by S. Dixon, And 1950’s Fashions.
Fri. 26th	19.15	PDAS	WR	A.G.M.
Sat. 27th	11.00	IHS	Cl	A.G.M. – Members presentations
Mon. 29th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	A. Brook, The Yorkshire Luddites
May
Wed. 8th	19.30	RHS	NR	tba
Sat. 11th	11.00	FHS	Cl	A.G.M., followed by N. Pullan, Leeds: a Global Shopping Experience in a Victorian City
Sat. 11th	All Day	PLACE	tbc	A.G.M.
Sun. 12th	13.00	IHS		Industrial Walk in Leeds Starting from Black Prince Statue in City Square Maximum of 20 places. To book a place please email Robert Vickers at industrialhistoryvicechair@yas.org.uk
Tue. 14th		YAS/ER Archives	ER	'Castle to Cottage: House and Home in East Yorkshire' by David Neave
Tue 14th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	David Johnson, The Limestone Industry of North Yorkshire
Sat. 17th to Mon. 19th	All Day	YVBSG	WR	Annual Recording & Training Weekend in Spen Valley (Gomersall-Birstall area)
Sat. 18th	All Day	PLACE	tbc	A.G.M.
Mon. 20th		IAG	NR	D. Johnson, Visit to Old Middle House, Malham Tarn
Wed. 22nd	19.30	SHS	WR	M. Buckley, From medieval farm to industrial village – 500 years of Denshaw history.
June
Sat. 8th	11.00	FHS	Cl	S. Haddock, The Leeds College of Music – some early musical recollections
Tue 11th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	David Petts, Looking for Anglo-Saxon Deira
Wed. 12th	19.30	RHS	NR	tba
Wed. 12th	19.30	SHS	WR	A. Petford, Religious dissent in the Parish of Saddleworth.
Mon. 17th		IAG	NR	A. Lowe, Troutbeck Vernacular Architecture
Sat. 22nd	14.00	YAS	Cl	Annual YAS Lecture. Dr. Dan Hicks, Lecturer in the School of Archaeology, University of Oxford, and Curator of the Pitt Rivers Museum. 'Pitt Rivers and Yorkshire'
Mon. 24th	20.00	ELHAS	WR	M. Betteridge, Gledhow Valley woods & Friends
July
Mon. 8th	All Day	YAS/ SANT	NR	'Catterick Garrison - From Iron Age to Digital Age' excursion led by Phil Abramson Click here for more information and booking form
Tue. 9th		YAS/Museum of North Craven Life	WR	'Family Stories' exhibition of YAS library and archive collections at The Museum of North Craven Life, The Folly, Settle
Sat 13th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	Members-only private guided tour of Gilling Castle & Ampleforth College, with lunch included for £15pp
Sat 13th		FHS	Cl	'150 years of genealogy' by Anthony Camp
Thu. 18th		IAG	NR	G. Hovell & J. Brophy, The Iron Age (Nidderdale) Project
Sat. 20th	14.00	YAS	Cl	AGM
August
Tue 13th	19.00	NDLHS	NR	Guided tour of historical Masham
Sun. 25th	All Day	YAS/ Went	WR	Wentworth Castle Day School
September
Sat. 21st	All day	YAS/ NCM	WR	Day School at NCM
Sat 28th	14.00	YAS	Cl	Yorkshire Collections Lecture: Researching the Bretton Hall Landscape: Finds & Frustrations by K. Lynch
October
Sat. 12th	All day	PLACE/ YAS		Day School
Thurs 17th	19.30	YAS/OHS	WR	Joint meeting with Olicana Historical Society, All Saints Church, Ilkley 7.30pm. 'The Anglo-Saxon Sculpture of Lower Wharfedale' by Prof Ian Wood
Sat 26th			WR	Visit to 'Experience Barnsley'
November
Sat. 9th	All Day	RAS/ YAS	NR	Roman day school
Sat 23rd	10.30 - 3.30	WCR	Northowram Methodist Chapel	Launch of volume 16 of the Wakefield Court Roll Publishing Section, the court roll for 1812-13 edited by Dr John Hargreaves, Huddersfield University Speakers include Brian Barber, John Goodhild, John Hargreaves, Professor Paul Harvey, and Professor Edward Royle.  £5 includes refreshments, but lunch not provided. Tickets from Kate Taylor, 19 Pinder's Grove, Wakefield, WF1 4AH.
Sat 30th			Cl	Musical afternoon at Claremont

There are a number of other events which are still to be finalised will be publicised via Update and enclosures in mailings.
If any member wishes to bring any matter to the attention of the Management Board or the Council, they should contact the Hon. Gen. Secretary at Claremont in writing. Meetings are held regularly and any topic raised will be brought to the attention of the relevant body.