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The Influence of John Ruskin on the Morrison-Funded 1880 Restoration of St Michael's Church, Kirkby Malham. 3 December, 7:30pm at Giggleswick School Chapel, Giggleswick, North Yorkshire.
This lecture is by Sheila Overton, Partner at Overton Architects. Overton have been the diocesan architects for the past 50 years.
This lecture is by Sheila Overton, Partner at Overton Architects. Overton have been the diocesan architects for the past 50 years.
Bat awareness is important for anyone who is responsible for churches and other traditional buildings and their renovation/development/maintenance/design, including church architects and those assessing Faculty applications.
Online course 13 & 17 January 2022
Online course 13 & 17 January 2022
The Role of Stained Glass in John Piper’s Life and Work with Professor Frances Spalding CBE
The first online lecture of 2022 coincides with the Centenary touring exhibition visiting All Saints Church in Bristol where John Piper made some extraordinary windows. Frances Spalding is a leading expert on the work of John Piper.
21 January
The first online lecture of 2022 coincides with the Centenary touring exhibition visiting All Saints Church in Bristol where John Piper made some extraordinary windows. Frances Spalding is a leading expert on the work of John Piper.
21 January
Second Tuesday Talks Spring 2022: Conservation without Borders
Dry-stone Masonry: An Endangered Material Knowledge in the Conservation of Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site, 8 February 2022
Dry-stone Masonry: An Endangered Material Knowledge in the Conservation of Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site, 8 February 2022
Historic England are delighted to offer four 12-month traineeship opportunities with expert host organisations for experienced craftspeople to upskill in vital heritage craft roles, generously funded by the Hamish Ogston Foundation. Applications are open until 13 February 2022.