Wednesday 14 January 2026. Dr Liz Green. Senior National Curator, Architectural History, at the National Trust. Architectural History in the National Trust :The National Trust is one of the power houses for research in architectural history—on buildings, furnishings, landscapes and the way buildings were used—and Liz has a unique overview in that her responsibilities extend over both Wales and England.

Duration 50 mins

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Wednesday 11 February 2026 Eleanor Carpenter - A brief overview of DOWH's research in Flintshire. Eleanor is a DOWH trustee and has amassed huge and varied experience, having served as a conservation officer in three Welsh authorities (Flintshire, Eryri National Park and, currently, Ceredigion), and in the private

sector.

Duration 55 mins

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Wednesday 11 March 2026 Fiona Gale - Fiona,was formerly the County Archaeologist for Denbighshire and is, among many things, a trustee of Heneb, the Trust for Welsh Archaeology. Fiona will take us into what is new territory for DOWH and look at the early years of occupation through the Roman period. Her talk will look at new evidence which is coming to light from unexpected places including the fantastic timber framed building, Nantclwyd y Dre in Ruthin.

Duration 55 mins

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Wednesday 15 April 2026 -Dr. Nigel Baker .

"The Outside Looking In: Multiple Perspectives on Medieval Urban Buildings with Special Reference to Shrewsbury."

Dr. Baker, is a field archaeologist specializing in historic towns,

Shrewsbury, like Chester and Oswestry, was a key market for Welsh goods and had a substantial Welsh population. Like Chester, it has a rich heritage of medieval and Tudor houses, but they are very different in character: why should that be?

Duration 58 mins

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