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SUMMARY:Cambridge IAG - Watermills and Landscapes of the Great Ouse
DESCRIPTION:A talk by local Huntingdonshire historian Bridget Flanagan\, and Keith Grimwade. \nThey will describe how the local Geology affected the location and operation of the Watermills. \nIncidentally one Mill is still in operation\, and is owned and operated by the National Trust. It is situated close to the village of Houghton\, Huntingdonshire. (PE28 2AZ)
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/cambridge-iag-watermills-and-landscapes-of-the-great-ouse/
LOCATION:Pye Building\, Cambridge Museum of Technology\, Cheddars Lane\, Cambridge\, CB5 8LD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Cambridge Industrial Archaeology Group":MAILTO:robin.chandler@btinternet.com
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SUMMARY:Somerset IAS – AGM and Quiz
DESCRIPTION:The SIAS Annual General Meeting\, which is usually very brief\, followed by a light-hearted test of your knowledge of industrial archaeology. \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-agm-and-quiz/
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:GLIAS - Short-cuts from the Thames to the Channel
DESCRIPTION:Why South London’s canals failed \nSpeaker: Alan Burkitt-Gray
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/glias-short-cuts-from-the-thames-to-the-channel/
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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260323T193000
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SUMMARY:Berkshire IAG - Celebrating 75 years of AWE
DESCRIPTION:For 75 years\, AWE has proudly played a role of critical national importance: helping deliver the UK’s nuclear deterrent. In 1950\, Aldermaston became the site of the UK Government’s Atomic Weapons Programme\, initially named ‘High Explosive Research’\, under the supervision of British Manhattan Project veteran William Penney. \nIt was originally designated as the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) in 1952\, and\, in 1957\, AWRE tested the UK’s first ‘hydrogen bomb’. Over the decades AWE has continued to be at the centre of nuclear security for the nation. Join Garry George to hear an overview of AWE’s rich history. \nGarry George is a Chartered Engineer and one of AWE’s distinguished members of staff\, having worked at AWE for 47 years \nNon-members are welcome for a small fee of £3 to cover hot drink and biscuits.
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/berkshire-iag-celebrating-75-years-of-awe/
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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SUMMARY:Somerset IAS – Coal Bunkering and Coal Lumpers of Dartmouth (Online)
DESCRIPTION:Dartmouth\, Devon\, was a significant coal bunkering port for steamships from the late 19th century\, employing large numbers of tough\, competitive workers called coal lumpers who manually loaded coal from barges/hulks into ships’ bunkers\, a dangerous but well-paid job until mechanization and changing ship types led to its decline around the First World War. \nFor details about how to participate visit: https://www.sias.me.uk/index.htm
URL:https://industrial-archaeology.org/event/somerset-ias-coal-bunkering-and-coal-lumpers-of-dartmouth/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Meeting
ORGANIZER;CN="Somerset Industrial Archaeological Society":MAILTO:contact@sias.me.uk
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