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SUMMARY:Towers and Spires - Robert Walker
DESCRIPTION:Cambridgeshire has a great variety of building materials and building traditions from the cobbles of the south to the fine limestone of the north. Robert will look at the way the pattern of building has interacted with the progress of style and wealth through time\, leading to a delightful variety of towers in scale\, form and local details. \nTickets are FREE\, but we encourage a DONATION
URL:https://camhct.uk/event/towers-and-spires-robert-walker/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="David Stazicker":MAILTO:events@camhct.uk
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SUMMARY:Turret Clocks - Chris McKay
DESCRIPTION:Horologist\, author of books on clock care\, repair and maintenance and clocks consultant to Salisbury Diocesan Advisory Committee Chris has a passion for the preservation of mechanical church clocks.  He will explain what can be\nfound in a typical clock installation in a church\, then a history of clock development and types will be presented.  Some notable clocks in Cambridgeshire churches will be described. \nTickets are FREE\, but we encourage a DONATION
URL:https://camhct.uk/event/turret-clocks-chris-mckay/
LOCATION:The Willows\, Low Bank\, Mepal\, Ely\, CB6 2AU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Change Ringing Explained - Gareth Davies
DESCRIPTION:This talk will provide an illustrated introduction to the very English art of change-ringing: what it is\, when it originated\, how it works\, and how it has developed over four hundred years. In addition\, it will canter through the parts that change-ringing and change-ringers have played in British culture\, looking at some of its contributions to both religious and secular life. \nGareth Davies is a Cambridge bellringer\, postgraduate researcher\, and member of the History and Archives Workgroup of the Central Council of Church Bellringers. \nTickets are FREE\, but we encourage a DONATION
URL:https://camhct.uk/event/change-ringing-explained-gareth-davies/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
ORGANIZER;CN="David Stazicker":MAILTO:events@camhct.uk
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SUMMARY:Sundials and Prayer Times - Dr Frank King
DESCRIPTION:The suggestion that prayer times should be determined by where the sun is in the sky seems strange today\, but evidence of this practice abounds on the walls of medieval churches in the form of primitive sundials. \nDr Frank King is a Fellow in Computer Science at Churchill College\, Cambridge\, University Bellringer and Keeper of the University Clock\, and Chairman of the British Sundial Society \nTickets are FREE\, but we encourage a DONATION
URL:https://camhct.uk/event/sundials-and-prayer-times-dr-frank-king/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="David Stazicker":MAILTO:events@camhct.uk
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SUMMARY:Bells and Bell Frames with Robert Walker
DESCRIPTION:Robert’s talk is about things which are for the most part heard but not seen – the bells and the sometimes spectacular structures within towers which support them. \nHe will speak about medieval bells and their conservation but focus on the development of medieval and later bell frames which evolved so that the bells could be rung in methods. \nHis talk will be illustrated by his photographs and measured drawings accumulated during his survey of all the towers in Cambridgeshire. \nTickets are FREE\, but we encourage a DONATION
URL:https://camhct.uk/event/bells-and-bell-frames-with-robert-walker/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
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ORGANIZER;CN="David Stazicker":MAILTO:events@camhct.uk
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