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17th September | 2025 | 19:00
Hope Community Methodist Church, Barnby Gate, Newark NG24 1PX
FREE
An illustrated talk by Jason Mordan of Notts County Council based on the 2005 publication of the same title. Nottinghamshire has a wealth and wide variety of oak 'Timber-frame buildings' including a cluster of fascinating examples in Newark. This talk will examine the tree-ring dating of many of these and explore their interesting aspects.
| Heritage Open Days: The Timber Framed Buildings of Nottinghamshire (17 Sep 2025) | ||
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