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We are delighted to welcome Tim Dunn as our guest speaker for the 2025 Annual Lecture.
To mark 200 years since the birth of the modern railway, Tim will present a talk titled What did the railways do for us?. As the UK railway network celebrates its 200th anniversary, Tim tells the stories of remarkable buildings and structures that have been built for it, built because of it – or in some cases, destroyed for it!
As part of the evening, we will also announce the winner of the 2025 Stephen Croad Prize. The recipient will give a short talk about their winning essay and research, offering fresh perspectives on the historic built environment.
Tickets:
Members: Free
Non-members: £10
If you missed the live talk, but would like to watch the recording, please purchase a ticket below and a link to the recording will be sent to you.
Tim Dunn is a railway historian, geographer and writer, best known for presenting The Architecture the Railways Built and Secrets of the London Underground, which celebrate transport heritage and design. With a background in geography and a long-standing passion for historic places, Tim has also worked as a marketing manager for Trainline and heritage attractions, as well as comms for the national railway network. His engaging style and enthusiasm make him a leading voice in telling the stories of Britain’s railways and the places they connect.
Tim’s lecture promises to be insightful, entertaining and thought provoking—a highlight of our year, and a celebration of railway heritage at its very best.
Only one ticket is needed per screen, and joint members only need to register once. If you are a HB&P member and would like to also attend the AGM, please book separately using the link provided here. If you are an HB&P member and have already registered to attend our 101st AGM, there is no need to register separately for the 2025 Annual Lecture. Your AGM registration will automatically include it.
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