The Council Room has been used for the Society's Council meetings since 1930.
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Lined with portraits and fitted with a magnificent 18th century marble chimney place from Lowther Lodge’s original ballroom.
Due to its proximity to the Ondaatje Theatre we are unable to hold dinners or receptions in the Council Room unless they are held in conjunction with an event in the theatre.
Boardroom style - 20
Reception (only held before lectures) - 50
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In 2014, Canadian underwater archaeologists located the remains of HMS Erebus, Sir John Franklin’s vessel on his ill-fated 1845 expedition. Ryan Harris will present the discovery and investigation of this compelling shipwreck.
Originally Lady Wesleydale's bedroom, and later part of the Society's library, the Lowther Room is ideal for small quiet meetings.
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