News stories include: Proposed cuts at Stoke’s industrial museums Historic England Heritage At Risk Victorian Society’s top ten endangered sites Novel reuse of Catesby tunnel Campaign to stop controversial bridge…
View detailsAmber Patrick, the Planning Casework Officer, constantly monitors planning applications across the UK which seek to alter or demolish industrial sites and buildings and makes comments to feed into the
View detailsThe Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society, Industrial History Section has published its programme of talks for October 2021 to April 2022 and is intending to make them all hybrid talks:…
View detailsThis is a list of past annual conferences of the AIA. The table shows the Date and the Location and the Gazetteer when one was published. Many Gazetteers and Conference…
View detailsAIA Summer Tour The North East 4th – 7th July 2024 3 nights, 3 days of visits Newcastle based All inclusive price This tour is now sold out More details:…
View detailsIn the past these events were known as ‘Affiliated Societies Weekends’ and ‘Ironbridge Weekends’. These have now transformed into “CPD Days”. We are pleased to announce the first of these:…
View detailsThe Rolt Lecture was established in 1975 to honour the first President of the AIA, L T C Rolt, who had died the previous year. The first Lecture was delivered…
View detailsRecent seminar topics have been: 2018, Nottingham: Steaming Ahead: research strategies and research frameworks in Industrial Archaeology Speakers included: Dan Miles, Research Resources Officer, Historic England: ‘Developing a New Model for Research…
View detailsFriday 4th – Sunday 6th October 2024 One day Conference and two half days of visits Saturday Day rate now available! (see ‘Costs’ below) The 2024 Annual Conference will be…
View detailsOctober 16th – 17th 2021 Brora was the most northerly centre of coal-fired sea salt manufacture by the direct boiling method in the 16th – 19th centuries. The Symposium brings…
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