Affiliated membership is available to societies, clubs and groups, whether of local interest or of national specialist interest, so that they can have a voice in national matters and their members can be aware of what is happening in the wider field. By adding their strength to the AIA it increases our voice and position when representing industrial archaeology at a national or European level. Representatives may be nominated to exercise voting rights and all regular publications plus five copies of I A News are included. Attendance at events at AIA membership rates is available to the affiliated organisation’s members. Subscription details are given on our Membership page.
For questions about affiliation contact the Affiliated Societies officer on Council. Email: affiliated@industrial-archaeology.org
MEETINGS and COVID-19
For a large part of 2020 and still now (as of January 2021), many of our Affiliated Societies have been unable to hold face to face events in the way they always have. But this does not mean they have to remain dormant. Increasingly groups are switching their meetings from physical to virtual allowing them to continue in a meaningful way and even extending awareness of their group to audiences far beyond local and even national boundaries.
All IA groups have difficulty identifying good speakers for their meetings and adding the requirement of being able to give a talk ‘virtually’ might make that problem even harder. So, in the light of this, the AIA is creating an index of speakers willing to give IA related talks face-to-face but also, crucially, indicating whether they are willing to present virtually. The list is now available to Affiliated Societies.
At this time [ 6 Nov 2020 ] the list is quite short and it can only grow and become useful if you also contribute to it. Can you or anyone in your group tell us about good speakers you’ve heard who might be willing to speak to other groups? Or would you be able to give a presentation yourself? Just because a talk you heard, or gave, was on a local or specialist topic doesn’t mean it wouldn’t be of wider interest.
Read more in this News post: https://industrial-archaeology.org/finding-a-speaker-for-your-next-meeting/
To get a copy of the list and to give us your additions to it please email webmaster@industrial-archaeology.org
INSURANCE
The AIA does not presently offer or endorse any insurance products. However, the Council for British Archaeology and the Institute for Archaeologists both endorse the schemes for archaeologists offered by the Archaeology & Heritage Division of Towergate Insurance. The CBA website provides more information and contact details: https://www.archaeologyuk.org/festival/event-organiser-materials/insurance.html
AFFILIATED MEMBERS
A list of our affiliated members is given below with links to their web sites where known. For those Affiliates without web sites a simple details and contact information page is provided where such information has been supplied.
If your organisation is listed ensure your secretary has given full details to the AIA to enable an appropriate listing.
If your society is not listed perhaps it should consider affiliating to the AIA and help support the promotion of industrial archaeology.
Please advise us of any broken links or other problems so that we can keep this list up-to-date.
Affiliated Groups may advertise their events: meetings, talks, walks, visits, conferences or anything that is related to Industrial Archaeology in the Events Diary Please contact the webmaster giving full details to get your event included: webmaster@industrial-archaeology.org
- Aerospace Bristol (Bristol Aero Collection Trust)
- Berkshire IA Group
- Bristol IA Society
- Cambridge IA Group
- Cambridge Museum of Technology
- Combe Mill Society, Oxon
- Cumbria Industrial History Society
- Derbyshire Archaeological Society – IA Section
- Essex Society for Archaeology & History – IA Group
- Gloucestershire Society for IA
- Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society
- Halifax Antiquarian Society
- Hampshire IA Society
- I A Recordings, Wolverhampton
- IASDA IA section of the Devonshire Association
- Industrial Heritage Association of Ireland
- Institute for Cultural Heritage and History of Science and Technology, Beijing
- Leicestershire Industrial History Society
- Literary & Philosophical Society, Newcastle Upon Tyne
- Manchester Region IA Society
- Merseyside Industrial Heritage Society
- Norfolk Industrial Archeological Society
- North East Derbyshire Industrial Archaeology Society
- Northamptonshire IA Group
- Northern Mill Engine Society
- Scottish Industrial Heritage Society
- Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology
- Somerset Industrial Archaeology Society
- South West Wales IA Society
- South Wilts IA Society
- Suffolk IA Society
- Surrey Archaeological Society
- Surrey Industrial History Group
- Sussex IA Society
- The Lichfield Waterworks Trust
- The National Tramway Museum, Crich
- The WH Allen Engineering Association
- Trevithick Society, Cornwall
- Warwickshire IA Society
- Waterworks Museum, Hereford
- Western Power Electricity Historical Society, Bristol
- Westonzoyland Engine Trust
- Worcestershire IA & Local History Society
- Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society – Industrial History Section
This list was last updated on 29th October 2023