2009 PROGRAMMEUnless otherwise stated indoor meetings are held on the second Friday of the month during the winter period at the Riverside Centre, Newport Harbour and commence at 7.30pm
Details of where to meet for field trips and visits, which usually start at 7.30pm, will be confirmed nearer the date. Members and visitors join these at their own risk and on the understanding that they are appropriately dressed and will observed all safety rules and regulations applicable to the site.
Winter and Spring Indoor Programme
January - April 2009 |
Friday 9th January 2009
AGM followed by a talk:
Under and Over the Solent !
Mr Richard Smout - part of the series on routes across the Solent.
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Friday 13th February 2009
Ryde and its Piers
A talk by Mr Roy Brinton on the four piers of Ryde and the influence that they have had on development of the town.
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Friday 13th March 2009
The Industrial Archaeology of Brading Haven
Col. Kenneth Hicks. This talk will include an update on the progress of the recent dig at the Roman Villa. |
Friday 3rd April 2009 Please note the change of date due to Good Friday
The LIFU Company of Cowes
Mr. David & Mrs. Sarah Burdett will include the history, products and influence of the Liquid Fuel Company of East Cowes.
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Summer Visits and Outdoor Programme
May - August 2009 |
Friday 8th May 2009
Before it all Changes
A walk round parts of East Cowes before the builders get to work. Meet outside the Heritage Centre in Clarence Road, East Cowes - if wet, the Centre will accommodate the party.
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Friday 12th June 2009
The Industrial Archaeology of Bonchurch
A walk led by Mrs Jill Reilly to see some of the little known activities from the past. Meet at the car park above Horseshoe Bay at Bonchurch - if wet, by the Village Hall which is close to the Pond.
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Friday 11th July 2009
Hoverwork Visit
Meet by the works entrance on St Helens Duver - more details later - an opportunity to see something of the hovercraft engineering work being undertaken by this world famous Island firm.
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Thursday 13th August 2009 Please note the day
A Day out at Bursledon
This will be based round the Brickwork Museum. Booking is essential - booking forms and details nearer the event - if you have not already indicated your intention on taking part on the back of the membership renewal form and would like to do so, then please let the secretary know - email jilljohnreilly@uwclub.net
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Autumn Indoor Programme
September 2009 - January 2010 |
Friday 11th September 2009
The Story of Hovertravel
Mr Christopher Bland, the founder of Hovertravel, will conclude the series on routes across the Solent.
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Friday 9th October 2009
20th Century Isle of Wight Pottery
An illustrated talk with display by Mr Andrew & Mrs Lisa Dowden. |
Saturday 24th October 2009 Arreton Community Centre Please note both day and venue
An Afternoon of Industrial Archaeology More details nearer the event.
This special afternoon is intended to interest all and will be in the Arreton Community Centre from 2.00-5.00 pm. There will be displays, some from other groups - a chance to see what projects are being undertaken - a ‘bring and share’ tea - raffle - and very much more - quite an afternoon - something for all.
The public are most welcome to attend this free afternoon - see what we do - meet members of the society.
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Friday 13th November 2009
World Heritage Site - Portsmouth, IW and Spithead
Mrs Celia Clark, who is the project coordinator, will outline the aims of venture, how the Island may be involved and its progress so far.
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Friday 11th December 2009
This Enchanted Island
This film of parts of the Island shot some decades ago will be shown by Mr & Mrs Stan Greenen. It will be followed by mince pies, coffee / tea – there will be a raffle.
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Friday 9th January 2010
Annual General
Meeting of the Society followed by a talk:
The History of the Sewing Machine Dr Martin Gregory - a founder member of the Hampshire Industrial Archaeology Society.
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Programme Archive 2006 Programme. 2007 Programme. 2008 Programme.
Any additional events and
updated information will appear on this website.
Suggestions
for future talks and visits will be welcomed by
the Programme Secretary.
Feedback
on the programme is always of value.
patrick.nott@btopenworld.com
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