Information received this week:
"The Historic Buildings and
Conservation Committee of LAMAS is holding a conference on Saturday 28th
September. This is a new venture - LAMAS has long held annual conferences on
archaeology and on local history; but this is the first to deal specifically
with the built heritage and the pressure it is under in the modern world where
major redevelopment is seen as the way back to prosperity out of recession.
There will be talks about historic buildings in the London area of all periods
from Roman to the twentieth century, and three studies of very recent
contentious cases (the Deptford Dockyard, the Middlesex Hospital site with the
nearby workhouse which may or may not have been the model for the one in
Dickens' "Oliver Twist", and King's Cross station). The conference
will be in The Gallery, 75 Cowcross Street (very close to Farringdon Station),
and the cost will be £30 including lunch and refreshments; that will give
everybody an opportunity of talking informally with the speakers. Tickets can
be obtained on the LAMAS website or from Richard Buchanan 79 Ashridge Crescent,
Shooters Hill, London, SE18 3EA, cheques payable to LAMAS; please send a
stamped addressed envelope."
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