This year's annual Surrey Historic Environment Research Framework will be a one-day virtual conference held online, via Zoom video conferencing, and themed around the subject of church archaeology. See https://www.surreyarchaeology.org.uk/content/sherf-2021-archaeology-of-the-church-perspectives-from-recent-work-in-the-south-east for full programme and booking info.
Agenda for the Annual General Meeting
This meeting will be held on Zoom only - codes for this will be emailed and published a few days before the meeting.
Apologies for absence.
To receive and, if approved, sign as correct the minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on November 21,2020.
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Damnable inventions' were the words used by William Cobbett, when he visited the Tillingbourne valley in Surrey in 1822, to describe: the industries of Chilworth and Albury - the manufacture of gunpowder and of paper for printing banknotes.
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A mill is known to have existed on the site Downside Mills, Cobham, River Mole, from as early as 1331 and in the eighteenth century it operated both as a corn and a paper mill prior to becoming an iron Mill.
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Recognising Surrey's Industrial Past
The most recent September e-newsletter is now out, which includes info on the new Surrey LiDAR Portal. Contact info@surreyarchaeology.org.uk to be added to the mailing list, or see the website for past issues.
