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Bargain prices on our publications in 2010 |
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During the year in which we celebrate our 40th anniversary we are offering many of our celebrated publications (including the ones that have won the LAMAS prize) at bargain prices, provided you purchase them via the website. This can be done either using PayPal, if you have a PayPal account, or quoting your credit card details on the "checkout" page if you don't. Prices have been reduced from as much as £11.95 to as little as £2; the new prices are shown on the Publications page. To this is added the standard packing and postage charge of £2.50, but this remains the same however many books you order at the same time. The offer is open at least until the AGM in June, and may be extended for the rest of 2010 if there is sufficient demand. A wonderful way of stocking up on birthday or occasional presents!
In addition, you can also order sets of five successive issues of the Camden History Review for a total of £2, again for this year only. See under Publications for the details. It's to enable you to complete your collection without inordinate expense. |
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Camden's local history society has over 350 members. It aims to research and describe the history of institutions, houses, people and social movements within what is now the London Borough of Camden, which includes the old boroughs of Hampstead, St Pancras and Holborn and the districts of Highgate, Kentish Town & Camden Town.
The Society has a monthly programme of talks held in different parts of the Borough. Outings are arranged in the summer. Members are encouraged to undertake and publish research themselves, and help and advice are available for beginners. When there is sufficient interest, a group may be formed to study a particular topic or district. The Society has an active publishing arm, with more than 70 publications to its credit since 1970.
An illustrated newsletter is distributed free to each member every two months. Subscriptions are due on joining and subsequently on 1st March each year. Members joining after 31st December need not renew their subscriptions on the following 1st March. |
Sir Christopher Hatton, Elizabeth I's dancing master, who bequeathed his name to Hatton Garden (in the south-east corner of the London Borough of Camden) |
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