Explore how English views of Joan of Arc have shifted from the fifteenth century to today, with a themed lecture on history, national identity and memory. Join the discussion in person at a branch venue in Welwyn Garden City.
This Historical Association branch event explores Joan of Arc through the lens of English historical views, tracing how she has been understood from the fifteenth century through to the present day. It is a history-focused lecture intended for people interested in medieval history, national identity, memory, and changing interpretations of a major historical figure.
The session takes place at a branch venue in Welwyn Garden City and is organised by the Historical Association. It offers an accessible opportunity to hear a themed talk and engage with historical discussion in a local, in-person setting.
Attendance is free for members, with a small visitor fee for non-members.
12 December 2026, 15:00
Free for members. Visitors pay £3. Associate members pay £15 per season.
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