Events Diary

Dr Michael O'Grady, senior lecturer in Huddersfield University’s Department of Computer Science will give a talk: Reservoir Railways - Visualising the Construction of Hebden Bridge’s Reservoirs (1870 - 1935) We

Our short AGM will be followed by "Caught in Time: The Conservation of Industrial Archival Records" by Victoria Stevens. Victoria is an an accredited member of the Institute of Conservation

Evening talk by Bob Bates of the Pye History Trust Before being taken over (merged?) with the Dutch Company Phillips, Pye were a world leader in the development of TV

Rob Shorland-Ball will give a talk: Rosedale Railway for Iron and Steel Making in 19th Century Teesside and County Durham Unfortunately the shadow of covid still hangs over us and

John Dearing will give a talk on the travails of the ship building industry. The talk is planned to be held as a face-to-face meeting in Reading.

Rachel Aucott and Jim Smith will present an industrial history of the Cambridge suburb of the “Hurst Park Estate”. This will range from its connection with the Cambridge Instrument Company,

Chris Henderson, Trustee of the Barnes Wallis Foundation will give a talk: Warships to Spaceships - The Life and Work of Sir Barnes Wallis Unfortunately the shadow of covid still

Roger Thomas, Historic England's military history specialist will give a talk: An Introduction to the Modern Military Archaeology of the North York Moors Unfortunately the shadow of covid still hangs

Professor Ian Richardson, School of Civil Engineering, Leeds University will give a talk: Joseph Aspdin’s Patent Portland Cement Unfortunately the shadow of covid still hangs over us and we can't

Eddie Downes, author of "Yorkshire Collieries 1947-1994” will give a talk: An Interactive History of Coal Mining in Yorkshire Unfortunately the shadow of covid still hangs over us and we

Note earlier than usual start time Annual General Meeting followed by a series of short presentations from members. Unfortunately the shadow of covid still hangs over us and we can't