Historical society talk on Oxford student pranks

Posted on May 21, 2016January 16, 2019 by dorchadmin

This months talk is by Richard Smith on ‘Oxford Student Pranks: a history of mischief and mayhem’.

Visitors and new members are always very welcome to our talks and outings.

Posted in Events in and around Dorchester and tagged historical society.

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