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Ludlow Lectures: A Visit to Georgian Ludlow (change of title)

A Talk by Margaret de Lattre

Tuesday 17 March 2026

Town guide Margaret de Lattre will escort us through a visit to Georgian Ludlow and all its sights, sounds, tastes and smells!  From how to arrive in style, where to stay to enjoy the ‘season’, and entertainments available, to some areas where the more affluent visitor may not have wanted to tread.

(Because of illness, Keith Lilley’s talk on Ludlow’s medieval town plan is postponed to 2027). 


Each lecture starts at 10.00am and finishes at 12.00, with a coffee break in the middle. (Coffee may be ordered before the lecture, at the Bar.)

If you would like to attend these lectures:
1)    Please pay £25 by BACS for all 6 lectures.
Sort code:  20-53-22   Account number:  63901157    Ludlow Lectures    
Please include your name as the reference so we know who has paid and email me (Amana) so I can look for your name on the bank statement.
2)    Or let Amana have a cheque made payable to Ludlow Lectures – £25 per person.
3)    Individual lectures are £5 per person and you are welcome to pay in cash on the door. 


The programme for Spring 2026 can be found on the Ludlow Lecturese website here:

For further information please contact:

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Duration: 90 mins