
Our talks are held at Duke Street Church in Richmond. Members can also participate via Zoom.
Except where stated, our talks are live-streamed via Zoom and are held in the main auditorium at Duke Street Church in Richmond.
There’s no need to book in advance. Members who subscribe to our monthly e-bulletins will receive log-in details for the Zoom session, which will usually open at 7:45pm. (Most of our talks start at 8:00pm.) If you wish to participate via Zoom but aren’t on our e-bulletin list, please
email our Membership Secretary, Mark Lucas.
Admission £5 (free to members. Annual membership is £12 for an individual and £20 for two people at the same address).
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Richmond History – past, present and future: talks by Paul Velluet and Simon Targett
We will be marking the 50th anniversary of our founding as the Richmond Society’s Local History Section and our Society’s 40th anniversary as an organisation in its own right.

Paul Velluet, the Society’s President

Dr Simon Targett, the Society;ls Chair
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Monday 13 October
Old Q: talk by David Fleming
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Monday 10 November
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission and Richmond: talk by Will Reid
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Monday 8 December
Emma Hamilton, Richmond and the cult of celebrity: talk by Alan Hertz
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A History of Vaccines and Antivaxxers: talk by Tony Cartwright
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Venetian river fetes: talk by Andrew George
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Monday 9 March
Richmond and the suffragettes: talk by Lisa Barry-Waite & Mari Takayangi
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Monday 13 April
Richmond’s links to [Revolutionary] America: talk by Simon Targett
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Monday 18 May
Annual General Meeting and short talks