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Surrey Industrial History Group (SIHG)

Surrey Industrial History Group (SIHG) holds a fortnightly lecture series on industrial archaeology each year at the University of Surrey. It also arranges other meetings and visits in Surrey and farther afield and carries out research, recording and restoration projects.


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The Crown, Chiddingfold: Reputed to be the Oldest Inn in Surrey - Exhibition
27 July - Volunteer to staff a stint on 'Rustic Sunday' at the Rural Life Centre, Tilford
Until 27 July - Honeywood Museum: The Working Wandle - Hackbridge to Mill Green
Sundays - Morden Hall Park Snuff Mill Open Days
2-10 August - Archaeological Training Excavation at Downside Mill, Cobham

SIHG is a group of the Surrey Archaeological Society (SyAS) with an active membership. It grew out of an adult education course on industrial archaeology held at the University of Surrey in 1975. The Group has remained closely associated with this continuing lecture series, which spans September to March each season. In addition it is actively involved in several projects, and produces occasional publications and a regular newsletter.

The Group makes an annual award in the form of a plaque for a conservation project in the county. It maintains close contact with other bodies in Surrey, including the County Council, the Museums Group and the Local History Council.

SIHG is a founder member of the South East Region Industrial Archaeology Conference (SERIAC) and is affiliated to the national Association for Industrial Archaeology. In 1990 the Group hosted the Annual Conference of the AIA (Association of Industrial Archaeology).


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Officials & Registration Details

Group Patron: David Shepherd OBE
Group President: Prof. Alan Crocker
Chairman: Robert Bryson
Secretary: Alan Thomas

Company Registered No 1160052
Registered Charity No 272098

SIHG is a Group of the
Surrey Archaeological Society
Castle Arch  Guildford  GU1 3SX