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Making it Count: Funding and Training for Heritage
SAVE THE DATE: Wednesday 30th October 2019
IHBC East Anglia are excited to confirm the programme for the annual AGM and Training Day on 30th October 2019, at the impressive Grade I listed Ickworth House in Suffolk
'How can there be such a global outpouring of grief for a building? Why is there such a determination and drive to rebuild? Perhaps it is because places like Notre-Dame hold our hopes. They were built for future generations.' @emjbooth https://t.co/3egI9IDECZ
75 years on, in recognition of their significance, we have commissioned @wessexarch to work with MOD Salvage & Marine in co-operation with US government agencies to survey the wrecks of LST-507 and LST-531. Read all about our commemorative activity in this month's @CurrentArchaeo
The idyllic sunrises in the wide open skies of the Broads are one of the most magical things to experience in the National Park. We think this photo of Thurne Mill in the morning mist certainly proves that point.
📷 @Jay_B_Photos#FridayFeeling
Did you know that the War of the Five Kings in #GameOfThrones was based on the historical Wars of the Roses?
This poleaxe is dated to 1470, during the Wars, and would have been used to cut through armour plates. Be part of its story by adopting it here: https://t.co/86L2VO21KA
One of everyone’s favourite details from yesterday’s final day on the @VArchGroup conference. A reset late-medieval 5-light transomed window carved from a single piece of stone, probably an original hall window from Trerithick Manor, Polyphant. #cornwall#architecturalhistory
Who thinks this looks fun? Troops stationed in #Suffolk enjoying some improvised trampolining during #WWI, captured by Walton Burrell of Bury St Edmunds. His approx. 2000 photographs are now cared for at our Bury branch. [SROB:K997] #Archive30
Here at the wonderful medieval St Peter's Church in Edlington, South Yorkshire this morning. Our *first!* 50th Anniversary celebration for the CCT, & it was also our very first church that was vested into our care.
The fabulous Wisbech & Fenland Museum this afternoon. Home to such delights as this top exhibit from Hougoumont on the battlefield of Waterloo. I love museums like this.
In a quiet suburb of Burnley lies an often overlooked historic treasure, the last known surviving 19th-century steam weaving mill in the world. Previously closed due to council cuts, we are delighted to hear that the Queen St Mill has reopened to the public this month! @LMuseums
What new use can you find for your historic building? Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust turned a tower on the town walls into a holiday let. Find out how to do it at 'New Life for Old Buildings' Day School, Ickworth, 1st May. For details and to book: https://t.co/zelvrPaQhw
Two of our MSc Sustainable Building Conservation graduates have been highly commended for the @IHBCtweet Gus Astley Student Award 2018. https://t.co/BhXEvwtG8p
DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THATCHING?
Introducing the IHBC EAST ANGLIA THATCHING TRAINING DAY AND AGM.
When: 17th October 2018
Where: How Hill House, Ludham, Norfolk
For bookings contact Amanda Rix at [email protected]