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Historical Association: Mental Health and the English Countryside in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

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Explore how mental health and the English countryside were connected across the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in a lecture led by Dr Sarah Holland of Nottingham University. Reserve your seat in advance by emailing Chris Wrigley.

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This Historical Association branch meeting is a lecture exploring the relationship between mental health and the English countryside across the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It is led by Dr Sarah Holland of Nottingham University and appears to be part of a wider programme of local historical talks for members and interested attendees.

The event takes place at Bromley House Library in Nottingham and is described as a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Anyone wishing to attend needs to reserve a seat in advance by emailing Chris Wrigley, so attendance is not simply drop-in.

The session should suit people interested in social history, the history of medicine, and the changing place of the countryside in modern Britain.

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Dr Sarah Holland (Nottingham University)

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Application Deadline

11 November 2026

Reserve a seat by emailing Chris Wrigley a week before the meeting.

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18 November 2026, 14:00

Location

In-person · Bromley House Library, Angel Row, Nottingham
Free to participate

Free to attend; places must be reserved in advance by email.

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