Posts From Bill Barksfield
Leicestershire adds their events to the Diary
As Autumn approaches there are more events appearing all the time in the Diary. Berkshire, Cambridge, Greenwich, Staffordshire, Suffolk, Vale of White Horse and Yorkshire affiliated Societies are today joined
AIA Creative Re-use Seminar – full programme
October 12th 2018 October is the month of ‘Adaptive Re-use’ in the year of European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018. To celebrate, the AIA is hosting a seminar on creative
European Heritage Awards 2019 – Call for Entries
The European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards are Europe’s highest honour in the heritage field. The Awards recognise the best conservation projects, the most impressive research; the most dedicated
AIA Award Winners 2018
AIA presented seven awards for various achievements in the field of industrial archaeology and heritage at its conference in Nottingham in September 2018. The Peter Neaverson Award for Outstanding Scholarship
E-FAITH & VVIA Joint Seminar – Brussels – Adaptive Re-use
EYCH theme for October: Adaptive Re-use As part of the industrial heritage campaign for the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018, the focus in October is to be the creative
AIA Annual Conference – Main conference booking closes 3rd August
University of Nottingham Friday 31st August – Wednesday 5th September 2018 (Replaces formerly announced AIA Members’ Weekend) Main conference booking closes 3rd August. Bookings for the Friday seminar only are
FREE Student Places at the AIA Annual Conference
If you are a student the Patrick Nott Fund allows us to offer you a FREE place at the Friday Seminar and the weekend of the Conference, but excluding study
East of England Regional Industrial Archaeology Conference details announced
Saturday 2nd June 2018 United Reformed Church, Quay Street, Halesworth IP19 8EP Organised by the Suffolk Industrial Archaeology Society Includes members of the Essex, Cambridgeshire and Norfolk societies. 10:00 Registration
Vision for Heritage Conference 2018
30-31 May 2018 Exchange Hotel, Cardiff Bay Two days of conferences, that explore transport and maritime heritage challenges and opportunities and the development of Cardiff Bay – past and future.
Volunteers campaign to save the Engineman’s Cottage at Claverton
The Claverton Pumping Station is a rare surviving example of the technology of the Late Georgian – Regency – period. The pump started work in 1813 and uses the power
