Visits, Extra Meetings & AGM
2019
Saturday 13 April SERIAC 2019
- South East Regional Industrial Archaeology Conference
Annual one-day conference at Dartford
Hosted by Kent Archaeological Society (KAS)
Lecture Course at Guildford 2019-2020
The 44th Series of Industrial Archaeology Lectures
Print programme & application form 
Tuesdays 19:30 - 21:30
Church House Guildford, 20 Alan Turing Road, Guildford GU2 7YF [map]
8 October 2019
Sopwith through the Great War
Chris Farara, The Hawker Association
22 October 2019
Military Archaeology of the National Trust Surrey Estates
Tom Dommett, National Trust Regional Archaeologist
4 November 2019
Monday
Hearth & Home: Vernacular Building Materials
of South East England
Dr Geoffrey Mead, University of Sussex
19 November 2019
One Thames or Two? The Archaeology of London’s River
Jon Cotton, Surrey Archaeological Society
3 December 2019
RAE Farnborough - 100 Years of Aviation Research,
Development & Innovation
Dr Graham Rood,
Curator Farnborough Air Sciences Trust (FAST)
17 December 2019
Members’ Talks Evening - (free)
Short talks by members plus refreshments and a chance to meet others
7 January 2020
A Drop of the Hard & the Soft Stuff - a Century of Brewing
& Mineral Water Making in Bury Street, Guildford
David Rose, local historian and writer
21 January 2020
The Zeppelin Onslaught- Britain's Forgotten Blitz
Ian Castle, Member of the Airship Heritage Trust
4 February 2020
The History of Westland Aircraft & Reminiscences of an Apprentice
Bill McNaught, retired aerospace & defence industry managing director
18 February 2020
Industrial History at the Mills Archive
Ron & Mildred Cookson, The Mills Archive Trust
3 March 2020
Sentinels of the Sea - The Amazing History of Light Houses
Mark Lewis, Member of the Association of Lighthouse Keepers
Information on Lecture Course 2019-2020
Enquiries to programme co-ordinator: Bob Bryson,
email meetings@sihg.org.uk.
Read/print pdf: Programme Leaflet including form
Fees for the whole course:
Non-member £40 full fee,
SyAS/SIHG member £35.
Single lectures at £5, payable on the night, are open to all.
There is easy parking and step-free access.