| Public Lectures, Events and Seminars
Edinburgh
28 January, ‘Capital punishment and execution broadsides in Scotland,’ National Library of Scotland.
30 January, ‘Coal country: the meaning and memory of deindustrialization in postwar Scotland,’ University of Edinburgh.
30 January, ‘The 1820s: Spectacles, Scandals and Sensations,’ National Library of Scotland.
10 February, ‘Glasgow Pottery and the British Empire,’ National Museum of Scotland.
12 February, ‘Strike for Freedom: Frederick Douglass in Scotland,’ National Library of Scotland.
27 February, ‘Mountaineering and meteorology: a history of the Ben Nevis Observatory,’ National Library of Scotland.
7 March, ‘The Scottish History Society Presidential Lecture and AGM,’ University of Edinburgh.
17 March, ‘Loss and Dispossession in the Long Eighteenth Century.’ University of Edinburgh.
Glasgow
28 January: ‘William Roxburgh on the Imperium Naturæ in British India,’ University of Glasgow.
5 February: ‘CINE[STHESIA]: Coming out,’ Kelvin Hall.
24 March, ‘John Durkan Memorial Lecture 2020,’ University of Glasgow.
Aberdeen
11 February, ‘Glasgow Pottery and the British Empire,’ University of Aberdeen.
Perth
20 February, ‘Kilmagadwood – a remarkable Early Bronze Age cemetery near Loch Leven,’ Perth Museum and Art Gallery.
Stirling
5 February, ‘Old Glasgow Through the Lens,’ Kinlochard Village Hall.
Bearsden
3 February, ‘Bridgescapes, an illustrated talk,’ Bearsden Hub Main Hall.
Lerwick
26 January, ‘Origins of Up Helly Aa,’ Shetland Museum and Archives. |
