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EERIAC 2021
This is the postponed event from 2020
WIAS – The History of the Kitchen Range
WARWICKSHIRE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Online talk by Dr David Eveleigh Contact the secretary to obtain a link to join the meeting : Mr. R. Cragg Rogercragg@aol.com All ‘live’ meetings have
WIAS – Gloucestershire’s Industrial Heritage
WARWICKSHIRE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Online talk by Dr Ray Wilson Contact the secretary to obtain a link to join the meeting : Mr. R. Cragg Rogercragg@aol.com All ‘live’ meetings have
GLIAS – London & Croydon Canal and Railway
An evening talk by Malcolm Bacchus. Register in advance for this event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glias-lecture-the-london-croydon-canal-and-the-london-croydon-railway-tickets-140278293151
Berkshire IAG – The Gas Engines & Tylor Pump at the County Hall, Abingdon
An online talk hosted by Ruth Weinberg. Ruth will talk on the equipment that for the first half of the twentieth century provided Abingdon’s water supply while situated in the
Cambridge’s Changing Industrial Landscape From Above
Cambridge Museum of Technology volunteer Dr. Gordon Davies provides an introductory overview to Cambridge’s changing industrial landscape during the 20th century. Featuring familiar, not-so-familiar and disappeared industrial landmarks, sourced from
WIAS – The Salt Archaeology of Cheshire
WARWICKSHIRE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Online talk by Dr Mike Nevell Contact the secretary to obtain a link to join the meeting : Mr. R. Cragg Rogercragg@aol.com All ‘live’ meetings have
Berkshire IAG – The story of early incandescent light bulbs
An online talk hosted by John Holden, who will look at how this ubiquitous, but so important, product developed. The talk will include a case study of the Victorian Robertson
GLIAS – A Victorian Journalist’s View of London’s Industry
Evening talk by Ursula Jeffries. Register in advance for this event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glias-lecture-a-victorian-journalists-view-of-londons-industry-tickets-14027732826
WIAS – Eighteenth Century Coventry Silkmen: Masters of the City’s Industrial Universe
WARWICKSHIRE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Online talk by David Fry Contact the secretary to obtain a link to join the meeting : Mr. R. Cragg Rogercragg@aol.com All ‘live’ meetings have been
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