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Thursday 21 November I 2024 | 1pm I 1 hour
Djanogly Theatre
£3 (free concessions)
Dr Richard Goddard of the Department of History at University of Nottingham will examine Nottingham's medieval caves using the borough court rolls and other records from the city.
These reveal a huge amount of information about what the caves were used for, who owned them and their value to their owners.
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