The Origins of a Modern Christmas
@ Caerwent Roman Town
Why do we eat mince pies? This light hearted lecture will explore the earliest British traditions, from the Celtic midwinter solstice, to the Victorian Christmas festivities.
Entrance Charge
- Adult - £10.00
- Member - £10.00
- Disabled and companion - £10.00
Date and Times
08-Dec-2012
11.00am - 1.30pm
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The Origins of a Modern Christmas
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