Ever wondered about life in Lancaster's oldest townhouse?
Step back in time with this talk about life at the Judges' Lodgings from the end of the 19th century to the outbreak of the first world war, based on the Quarterly Accounts Ledgers. What was bought for the house? Which local Lancaster traders supplied coal and coke? How was the new century celebrated in 1900? Find out more in this glimpse behind the scenes with researcher Penny Blackburn.
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