Monday 12 January A history of vaccines and antivaxxers by Tony Cartwright
Monday 9 February Venetian river fetes by Andrew George
Monday 9 March Richmond, suffrage, and women parliamentary candidates by Lisa Berry-Waite and Mari Takayanagi
Monday 13 April Presidents, Explorers, a General and a Princess: Richmond’s links with British America and the War of Independence, 1580-1783 by Simon Targett
Monday 18 May Annual General Meeting & three short talks on recent research:
- Doug Pinchin looked at the surprising links between Doulton china and Richmond
- Genevieve Marenghi recounted how a missing Titian reappeared at a bus stop in Richmond, and how this sparked her art heist novel, No Oil Painting, set at Ham House.
- Mark Lucas demonstrated the stunning possibilities that AI offers local historians
Monday 14 September The 250th anniversary of Richmond Bridge by Mark Lucas
Monday 12 October Lion Gate Gardens: a case study by Stephen Bartlett