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The Haverfields of Kew (gardeners to the Royals) – Diane Clements

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Date(s) - Monday 11 January 2027
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

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Duke Street Church

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This entry was posted on 11 January 2027 by Julian Holden.

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The RICHMOND LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY explores the history of Richmond, Kew, Petersham and Ham and the people who have lived here.

We hold evening talks, usually on the second Monday of the month, organise walks and visits, and publish an award-winning journal (Richmond History) and books on topics of local interest.

Forthcoming Events

09 Mar

Richmond, Suffrage, and Women Parliamentary Candidates: talk by Lisa Berry-Waite and Mari Takayanagi

9 Mar 26

Richmond

11 Apr

The 45th West London History Conference - “Shopping is Never Done – West London High Streets Down the Decades”

11 Apr 26

Richmond

13 Apr

Richmond’s links to British America and the War of Independence: talk by Simon Targett

13 Apr 26

Richmond

18 May

Annual General Meeting & three short talks on recent research

18 May 26

Richmond

14 Sep

The 250th anniversary of Richmond Bridge: talk by Mark Lucas

14 Sep 26

Richmond

12 Oct

Lion Gate Gardens: a case study - Stephen Bartlett

12 Oct 26

Richmond

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