Henry Peak, Guildford's First Borough Architect and Surveyor
A talk by Roger Nicholas on Henry Peak's early life and the buildings in Guildford for which he was responsible
Visitors welcome £3
A talk by Roger Nicholas on Henry Peak's early life and the buildings in Guildford for which he was responsible
Visitors welcome £3
A talk by Annabel Watts
Visitors welcome £3
A talk by Judie English
Visitors welcome £3
Kingston upon Thames Archaeological Society has been awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund grant to investigate a site on the Hogsmill River during the first week in August. The focus will be on palaeoecology through auguring and testpits, but other information may come to light too, like who grazed their animals in these lush water meadows, and whether there is any sign of the many mills that dotted the Hogsmill from medieval times onwards.
Attached below is the Local Secretaries Newsletter No 5, Summer 2011, produced by Chris Taylor.
First Lecture of the SIHG Industrial Heritage Course at Leatherhead (map).
Spring 2012 - ten lectures and an outing. The fee for each series of talks is £50 (SIHG members£45)
Please note that seating is strictly limited, so casual attendance is, unfortunately, not practicable.
Enquiries to programme co-ordinators:
First Lecture of the SIHG Industrial Heritage Course at Leatherhead (map).
Autumn 2011 - ten lectures and an outing. The fee for each series of talks is £50 (SIHG members£45)
Please note that seating is strictly limited, so casual attendance is, unfortunately, not practicable.
Enquiries to programme co-ordinators:
Lecture by Dr Phil Judkins, University of Buckingham.
Lecture in the 36th Series of Industrial Archaeology Lectures
At the University of Surrey (map), Lecture Theatre F, Building 12 (campus map).