Presentations
Worcester Presentations
Let us bring the history of Worcester to your venue!
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Whether you want a fun yet educational presentation for your society, or something to entertain and delight your organisation, we truly have something for everyone.
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Worcester Walks offer a 1 hour Audio Visual Presentations at your venue*. Prices are available on request.
*SOME PRESENTATIONS CAN BE GIVEN VIA ZOOM
See information below
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What People Say About Our Presentations
"Dear Miriam and Linda, On behalf of the AVIP group I should like to thank you for the informative talks you gave us on Saturday, it was much appreciated."
Sylvia Grimes, AVIP Secretary
Our Latest Presentations Include:
​A Royalist Highwayman
The story of the most notorious yet courteous highwayman of 17th century and his connection to Worcester.
Madresfield - The True Brideshead
The local family who rose to aristocracy, gaining political power and the friendship of Kings before a shocking scandal snatched it all away.
Elegant Georgian Worcester
A fascinating insight into England's first Georgian city, with its churches, buildings, people and stunning Baroque Guild Hall, all presented in period costume to bring the times to life.
The Great Escape, In The Footsteps Of Charles II
Following the Battle of Worcester in 1651, the last battle of the English Civil War and the amazing escape of Charles II.
Worcester's Wonderful Women
An introduction to some of Worcester's famous women including Vesta Tilly, the famous music hall star, Hannah Snell, the "female warrior", and others who will fascinate you with their life histories.
Elgar - Homes And Haunts
Edward Elgar, England's most famous composer, lived most of his life in Worcestershire, but struggled to be recognised for his musical genius. Discover why in this intimate portrayal of his life, his family and his friends.
Inside The Crown Court
Step into the Crown Court with us. Learn the history of our Shire Hall, the roles of people within the Crown Court and accounts of some shocking and bemusing trials, presented by a former member of Court staff.
Tales From Worcester Royal Infirmary
Founded in 1751, Worcester Royal Infirmary is one of England's earliest charity hospitals and birthplace of the British Medical Association. This presentation, by a former theatre sister with 40 years experience, takes you through the history of this fascinating building
Tudor Worcester And The Shakespeare Connection
Learn about famous 16th century characters that shaped the history of Worcester when it was an incredibly prosperous city - from John Nash to The Bard himself.
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