Online Centenary Lecture Series: ‘Stimulating interest in Britain’s priceless heritage: the Society’s role in publishing’ by Paul Holden

  • 13 November 2024
  • Online
  • 18:00 - 18:45

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We welcome guest speaker and editor of Heritage Now and Journal of Historic Buildings & Places, Paul Holden, as he discusses ‘Stimulating interest in Britain’s priceless heritage: the Society’s role in publishing’.

Paul is not only the editor of the HB&P member’s magazine and journal, he is also a freelance heritage professional and architectural historian. Paul is chairman of the Truro Diocese Advisory Committee, vice-chair of Truro Cathedral Fabric Advisory Committee, member of the Cornwall Design Review Panel and President of the Cornwall Family History Society and the James M MacLaren Society.

Tickets are free (with optional donation) for members and £4 for non-members.

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.

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