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SUMMARY:GLIAS - Brixton Windmill
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Nicholas Weedon
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/glias-brixton-windmill/
LOCATION:Alan Baxter Gallery\, 77 Cowcross Street\, London\, EC1M 6EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Greater London Industrial Archaeology Sociey":MAILTO:secretary@glias.org.uk
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SUMMARY:Somerset IAS – John Smeaton 1724-1792; the Making of an Engineering Genius
DESCRIPTION:Our speaker Dr Julia Elton\, an engineering historian and honorary member of the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers. \nJohn Smeaton is widely regarded as the founder of the British civil engineering profession. His career included pioneering work on lighthouses (most notably the third Eddystone lighthouse)\, canals\, harbours and bridges. \n  \nThere is no charge to SIAS members\, guests are welcome at £3. \nAt Silver Street there is also a free-of-charge Book Exchange and SIAS publications are on sale at reduced price for members.
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/somerset-ias-john-smeaton-1724-1792-the-making-of-an-engineering-genius/
LOCATION:Silver Street Baptist Church Hall\, Silver Street\, Taunton\, Somerset\, TA1 3DH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Somerset Industrial Archaeological Society":MAILTO:contact@sias.me.uk
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SUMMARY:Somerset IAS – Shrewsbury Flaxmill/Maltings – the first iron framed building in the world (Online)
DESCRIPTION:Dr Barrie Trinder explains why the main mill at Shrewsbury Flaxmill/Maltings is a landmark in the history of construction. It is the first building in the world to have a structural frame of iron\, and is the ancestor of all iron and steel buildings. \nCompleted by 1800\, to spin fibre from flax plants into thread for making linen cloth\, it operated for almost 90 years before Adaption for use as maltings. Closed in 1987 it fell into disrepair before acquisition by Historic England. Its importance was recognised by the 1950s\, and was given Grade 1 listed status. \nFor details about how to participate visit: www.sias.me.uk  \n 
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/somerset-ias-shrewsbury-flaxmill-maltings-the-first-iron-framed-building-in-the-world-online/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Somerset Industrial Archaeological Society":MAILTO:contact@sias.me.uk
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SUMMARY:Berkshire IAG - Bracknell Before The New Town
DESCRIPTION:Bracknell is well known for being one of the ‘new towns’ built after the Second World War to relieve the pressure of housing and industry in London – but the history of Bracknell goes back much further than that. \nEarly hunter gatherers\, Iron Age people and Romans have all called Bracknell their home. Hidden in the royal hunting ground of Windsor Forest for many centuries\, the village began to develop with the arrival of the railway. Local brickyards expanded\, their output being used in many important buildings\, both in Britain and abroad. \nBracknell has a unique history\, and this is its story. \nAndrew has lived in Bracknell for nearly fifty years\, and has been the Bracknell Forest Civic Society’s History Officer for the past ten. \nNon-members are welcome\, but a small charge of £3.00 is payable to defray costs such as tea and biscuits. \n 
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/berkshire-iag-bracknell-before-the-new-town/
LOCATION:St Mary’s Church Hall\, 14 Castle St\, Reading RG1 7RD\, Reading\, RG1 7RD
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Berkshire Industrial Archaeology Group":MAILTO:secretary@biag.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260121T183000
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SUMMARY:GLIAS - London's Railways and Industrial Development
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr Richard Marks
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/glias-londons-railways-and-industrial-development/
LOCATION:Alan Baxter Gallery\, 77 Cowcross Street\, London\, EC1M 6EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Greater London Industrial Archaeology Sociey":MAILTO:secretary@glias.org.uk
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