The Building Stones of Suffolk by Tony Redman
Tony Redman has spent five years surveying every stone-built building in Suffolk, and this talk will be based on his new book “The Buildings Stones of Suffolk, and the people […]
Tony Redman has spent five years surveying every stone-built building in Suffolk, and this talk will be based on his new book “The Buildings Stones of Suffolk, and the people […]
Dr Joseph Harley is a Senior Lecturer in History at Anglia Ruskin University and an expert in the history of poverty, welfare, material culture and domestic life. His most recent […]
To List or not to List, that is the question – Dr Caroline Skinner What is ‘The List’ and what does it do? Why do some get added to the […]
The Old Sun Inn is an enchanting and much-cherished Grade I-listed historic building in Saffron Walden, Essex displaying some of the best pargeting – external decorative plasterwork – in England. […]
Walpole Old Chapel - Katie Langridge, Cliveden Conservation Walpole Old Chapel began life as a late 16th century farmhouse, and from outside, very little has changed. However, its interior was […]
Lee Prosser is Curator of Historic Buildings at Historic Royal Palaces
Dr Adam Menuge, FSA, IHBC, is the Course Director for the MSt in Building History at the University of Cambridge and past president of the Vernacular Architecture Group.
Rick Lewis is the founder and the director of Traditional Oak Carpentry, and has many years' experience in building and restoring timber frames. He is a long-standing member of the […]
Robert Liddiard is Professor of History and Landscape History at the University of East Anglia, Norwich. He has published widely on aspects of medieval landscape and fortifications
James Mellish is project manager for the Abbey of St Edmund Reborn, overseeing the delivery of this complex, multi-million pound programme.