Selected Previous Meetings
For members interested in following up the lively January talk on Witches by Susan Morrison, Lucy Worsley has a series on witch hunts where she looks in depth at those in North Berwick available to down load on BBC iPlayer
Please click Witches or copy and paste the following into your browser:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0bvhk3w/lucy-worsley-investigates-series-1-1-the-witch-hunts
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Diarmid MacArthur on "Life in Crime". A well received talk from succesful novelist Diarmid; for further information please click Diarmid or go to https://www.sparsilebooks.com/diarmid-macarthur. if you are thinking of starting your first novel, or simply enjoy being creative in your writing please SEE ABOVE notice on Creative Writing.
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Bernard Lockett on "An Evening with Gilbert & Sullivan". Copy and paste into browser the following:
https://gsopera.tv/programs/introducing-gsoperatv or click GSOPERA.TV
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Professor Bruce Peter's talk on "Glasgow's Amazing Cinemas" was well received and the Glasgow School of Art website hosts an interesting synopsis of his work as well as links to the various books and publications by him.
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Following the well received talk by Professor Geoff Bailey on “Hadrian's Wall”. there have been requests for further information about him and his work. He has published numerous articles many of which can be found on the Falkirk Local History website by clicking Geoff Bailey or copying and pasting https://falkirklocalhistory.club/?s=geoff+bailey into your browser. In addition there are several interesting videos available on YouTube; search for Geoff Bailey but be aware there are several people with the same name including another Professor archaeologist.
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