A presentation to the Edmonton Conservative Association, London, looking at Lawrences fascinating life, his unusual behaviour and the genius he showed throughout his life before the war, during the Arab Revolt and afterwards with his literary and artistic achievements. His legacy will also be explored in relation to our current times. Our Society chairman Philip Neale will present this illustrated lecture and information can be obtained from [email protected]

This is a Zoom based talk hosted by the National WW1 Museum and Memorial. It is presented by John Johnson-Allen, talking about his new book on 'Rosy’ Wemyss. John will be talking further about Wemyss at the Society Symposium in September WEMYSS’ WAR, A BRITISH ADMIRAL ON LAND AND SEA https://my.theworldwar.org/8703/8704 Please note that the event is at 2.00 pm US CT and 8pm BST Pre registration is required and the vent is FREE  

The second presentation in a series of ZOOM based lectures organised by the North American group of the TE Lawrence Society, from the National WW1 Museum and Memorial LAWRENCE OF ARABIA LEGACY LECTURES https://my.theworldwar.org/8170/8709   Please note that pre-registration is required and the vent is free   The vent is at 2.00 pm US CT and 8.00 pm BST

The T. E. Lawrence Society and National World War I Museum and Memorial will offer on Sunday October 17th at 2:00pm Central Daylight Time (8:00pm British Summer Time) the third program in this series: Lawrence of Arabia: Apostle of Irregular Warfare. This topic is timely given the recent events and has been developed to fit within the Museum’s broader theme for the year: ‘Military leaders that led and defined warfare’. Presentation: In this presentation Lawrence’s wartime role as leader and…

Our Society AGM 2021 will now be held on Wednesday 27 October at 8pm, rescheduled from 26 September in Oxford.  It will be an online event and you can join us on Zoom at 8pm (20 00 UK time) to share news of our past year’s activities, finances and plans for the future. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CAN ONLY ATTEND THIS MEETING IF YOU ARE A PAID UP MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY The link for the AGM to be broadcast…

Combined North West Group & Royal Geographical Society event CHESTER CATHEDRAL – FRIDAY 18th FEBRUARY 2022 @ 7:00 pm – Tickets must be purchased in advance from The Royal Geographical Society website at a special price of £7.50 for Society members. There will be no cash sales on the door. ‘On the Trail of T.E. Lawrence: 1908-1911’, a talk by Dr Nick Lynch Nick will talk about his journeys following the young Lawrence of Arabia prior to the outbreak of WW1, including…