Telford Conference, 9-14 September 2016 Next year’s conference will be held in Telford at the University of Wolverhampton campus, renewing the AIA’s longstanding engagement with the Ironbridge Gorge. Full details…
View detailsIn September 2015 members enjoyed a very successful, enjoyable and thought provoking Conference at Sussex University ably organised by a team from Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society. The Friday Seminar “A priceless…
View detailsConference programme can be viewed at //www.stickssn.org/site/media/Conference%202015/STICK%20Conference%202015%20PROG%20updated.pdf There is an entry fee of £10 per person (£5 concession) to be paid at the door. Reserve your place through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/stick-conference-2015-collecting-steam-tickets-18650212287
View detailsThe 2015 Award Winners receive their awards at the Annual Conference in Brighton. They are, from left to right, Lynne Pearson, Peter Neaverson Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Industrial Archaeology;…
View detailsThe first four months of 2014 saw the culmination of a four year project that examined the valorisation of the mining heritage and laid the foundations for World Heritage Studies…
View detailsA new award has been instigated for the Best Adaptive Reuse of an Industrial Building. Full details are on the Awards pages.
View detailsDetails and a booking form for the 2015 Conference in Brighton are now available on-line. Click here.
View detailsCould your organisation or project benefit? Applicants are sought for the £500 Dorothea Award for Conservation. See our Awards page for more information. Since 2009 AIA has allocated £250,000 in…
View detailsThe 2014 prize winners receiving their awards: From left to right:Colin Bower, Roggins Local History Society (unfunded Archaeological Award); David de Haan, Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust (Joint winner, funded Archaeological…
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