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Seminar, 4 June 2025

April 2, 2025April 2, 2025

VICTORIA MCINTYRE: “The broom rather increases the evil: how public health shaped the urban environment of Dundee, c.1845-1919”. 4 June 2025. Coffee from 10.30am.

Events"The Broom Rather Increase the Evil", Dundee, Public health in Dundee 1845-1919, Seminars, Strathmartine Centre, Strathmartine Trust, Urban environment, Victoria McIntyre

Seminar, 7 May 2025

March 5, 2025March 5, 2025

TANE MOORHOUSE: “The Ruthven Raid to the Glorious Revolution: the political and social history of Dundee and Tayside c.1582-1688”. 7 May 2025. Coffee from 10.30am.

EventsDundee, Seminars, Strathmartine Centre, Strathmartine Trust, Tane Moorhouse;, Tayside, The Glorious Revolution, The Ruthven Raid, The Ruthven Raid to the Glorious Revolution: the political and social history of Dundee and Tayside c.1582-1688

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