Sarah E Doig
BMus (Hons), DipLib
writer
speaker
researcher
musician
Below is a list of my speaking commitments in the next few months. Most events are open to the general public for which they charge a modest entrance fee. However, before you make plans to attend, please contact the relevant organisation to check. If you are unable to contact the organisation, please contact me.
2019
Saturday 26th January at 10.00am
“To relieve need and distress”: the Story of East Anglian Almshouses
Bury St Edmunds Record Office, Suffolk (phone 01284 741212 to book)
Saturday 26th January at 2.00pm
Curious Suffolk: Fire!
Bury St Edmunds Guildhall, Suffolk (further details here)
Thursday 7th February at 10.45am
The rise and decline of the Victorian Reading Room in East Anglia
Probus, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Thursday 14th February at 7.30pm
“To relieve need and distress”: the Story of East Anglian Almshouses
Elmswell Millennium History Group, Suffolk
Monday 4th March at 7.30pm
To have and to hold: wedding photographs in the Spanton Jarman collection
Bury Past & Present Society, Suffolk
Tuesday 5th March at 7.30pm
"There is no such thing as a good tax": government revenue-earning schemes through the centuries
Debenham History Society, Suffolk
Monday 11th March at 11.00am
The rise and decline of the Victorian Reading Room in East Anglia
Probus, Fakenham, Norfolk
Wednesday 20th March at 7.30pm
“To relieve need and distress”: the Story of East Anglian Almshouses
Little Waldingfield History Society, Suffolk
Saturday 23rd March at 10.00am
The rise and decline of the Victorian Reading Room in East Anglia
Bury St Edmunds Record Office, Suffolk (phone 01284 741212 to book)
Wednesday 27th March at 7.30pm
Daniel Defoe’s Tour of the Eastern Counties in 1722: an eighteenth-century writer’s view of the region
Heritage Circle, Rickinghall, Suffolk
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To find out where I will be performing as a member of the early music trio, Hexachordia, please visit the group’s website page SEE US LIVE.