Please note that this event is booked as a 10-part series and individual event bookings are not available From gentlewoman Celia Fiennes accounts of her excursions in the late 17th Century, via Daniel Defoe's best-selling book Tours Through the Whole Island of Great Britain in the 1720s, to the enormously popular 20th century King's England Guides of Arthur Mee this course charts more than 300 years of change in the landscape and settlements of the historic Shire of Suffolk. Using the original observations and recommendations of travellers to this area in the past combined with a wealth of period paintings, antiquarian engravings, vintage postcards and modern photographs, this will be a fascinating and unusual perspective on the countys history. Refreshments will be provided and there will be the opportunity each week to see examples from the archives. Please note this event is booked as a 10-part series and individual event bookings arent available. There will be a half-term break on Saturday 18 October. PART 1 Saturday 13 September PART 2 20 September PART 3 27 September PART 4 4 October PART 5 11 October PART 6 - 25 October PART 7 - 1 November PART 8 - 8 November PART 9 - 15 November PART 10 - 22 November