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About the Thoroton Society
The
Thoroton Society is Nottinghamshire's principal historical and archaeological
society. It was founded in 1897 and named after Dr
Robert Thoroton who, in 1677, published the first history of the
county. The membership is world- wide and includes individuals, libraries
and
museums in four continents.
As a member of the Thoroton Society you:
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can enjoy a programme
of lectures during the winter months, usually held in Nottingham
and are on a variety of topics, historical, archaeological and
architectural |
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can join in summer
excursions to historical sites and noteworthy properties,
both in the county and further afield, many not normally
open
to the public |
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will receive an annual volume of Transactions
containing articles and reports on new historical research and
archaeological excavations |
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will be sent a regular newsletter
with details of recent activities and forthcoming events in the
Society's programme |
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will have reference access to
the Hallward Library at the University of Nottingham and the right
to borrow from the comprehensive East Midlands Collection. |
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will be represented on a number of influential
local and national organisations whereby the Society's
voice may be heard more widely, especially in the fields of heritage
and conservation. |

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For an additional
subscription you may become a member of the Record
Section and receive the occasional volumes of
the Record Series. These are special editions of important
local historical archives or the result of new research,
and have recently included Ducal
Estate Management in Georgian Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire:
The Diary of William Gould, 1783-1788, The
Sherwood Forest Map of 1609, the Diaries of Abigail
Gawthern, The
Diaries of Gertrude Savile and The
Upton Constable's Accounts. |
Joining the Thoroton Society
To join the society please download the membership form (available
in Microsoft Word or Adobe
Acrobat formats), print it out, complete and
post it along
with your subscription to the Membership
Secretary at the following address:
John Hamilton
Membership Secretary
The Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire
117 Lambley Lane
Burton Joyce
Nottingham
NG14 5BL
The annual subscription is due on 1 January.
The Thoroton Society
membership subscriptions for 2007 |
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| Individual Ordinary Membership |
£22.00 |
| Associate Member (at the same address) |
£6.00 |
| Student/Under 21 |
£6.00 |
| Individual Record Society Membership |
£15.00 |
| Combined Ordinary and Record |
£32.00 |
| Institutional Ordinary Members |
£22.00 |
| Institutional Record Section Members |
£20.00 |
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