Teversal Village and it's literally connections to D.H. Lawrence - Talk

Betjeman once described Teversal Village as a 'rural oasis' in the former 'coal producing area on the Notts - Derby border'. As part of our weekend celebrating the rich history of the area, Nottingham University's, James Walker, will hold a talk that will explore the village's links D.H. Lawrence.

James is the editor of the D. H. Lawrence Society bulletin and produces monthly essays called 'Locating Lawrence', based on Lawrence's letters.

The event is free, but donations towards the upkeep of the church will be gratefully received.

Timings

Friday 18 September:

1900-2100

Location & directions

The Manor room (adjacent to St. Katherine's Church), Buttery Lane, Teversal Village, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 3JN

Directions:

Once in Teversal, there is a signpost to the church at the side of The Carnarvon pub. There is no car park for the church, so parking is by the side of the grass verges in the village. Please park with consideration for our neighbours. Thank you. ///comet.labels.line

Contact on day:

Janine Vardy

Telephone number:

+447889332236

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking required

Booking conditions:

Contact Janine Vardy via phone or email to book.

Booking telephone number:

+447889332236

Booking email:

[email protected]

Additional information

Alongside the talk, the Manor Room and neighbouring church will be open to visitors on the 18th, 19th and 20th, with displays, information and stories about the history of the area and its working people. On Saturday and Sunday there will also be guided walks - please see other event listings for more information.

Max number of people:

50

Estimated duration:

2 hour(s)

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