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  • Liverpool University Lecture Series 2010 (7 of 7) – Jane Jordan – (University of Kingston) - 'Josephine Butler' 02 June 2010
    Venue:
    Lady Chapel
    Time:
    1.00pm
    Price:
    Free entry to Lady Chapel/Cathedral and lectures. (Car park - fee payable)
    Lady ChapelOnce again the Cathedral is delighted to host the Liverpool University Lecture series in 2010 based on the theme of 'The Port of Liverpool'.
    There will be 7 lectures in the series as follows:
     
     14 April - Colum Giles – (English Heritage) - Architecture
     
    21 April - Rachel Mulhearn – (National Museums, Liverpool) - Liverpool and Child Migration through Liverpool in the 19C and 20C
     
    5 May - Pat Ayers – (Manchester Metropolitan University) - Liverpool Docklands Communities
     
    12 May - Robert Lee – (University of Liverpool) - Scandinavian Immigrants
     
    19 May - Ian McKeane – (University of Liverpool) - The Clarence Dock’s Hungry Stream. (Irish immigrants 1846-52)
     
    26 May - Gregory Lee – (Université Jean-Moulin, Lyon) - Chinese Immigrants
     
    2 June - Jane Jordan - (University of Kingston) - Josephine Butler 
     
    Start will be PROMPT at 1pm. Entrance is free.
     
    Download a full list or for further details from Pat Starkey at Liverpool University - P.M.Starkey@liverpool.ac.uk
     
     
  • Lady Chapel Archive Exhibition (21/6 - 8/7/2010) 21 June 2010
    Venue:
    Laby Chapel
    Time:
    9.00am
    Price:
    To be confirmed - details awaited
    An opportunity to see first hand the amazing history of this spectacular part of the cathedral unfold. The first section to be completed and used for worship it holds a treasure chest of memories and artifacts many of which will be on display to the public for the first time. More details to follow - watch this space