The Heritage Institute: Seminar Series - Barnabas Calder and Jonathan Hogg
2:00pm - 3:00pm /
Monday 2nd March 2026
/ Venue: 19-23 Abercromby Square
- Lois Thomas
- Admission: Free
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Exploring themes of heritage, energy, and memory through architectural history and oral history research.
Join us for the first event in the 2026 Heritage Institute Seminar Series, taking place on 2 March.
This seminar brings together three guest contributors: members of our Special Collections and Archives team, alongside Dr Barnabas Calder and Dr Jonathan Hogg.
The Special Collections and Archives team will present and discuss a selection of treasures from their archives, offering attendees a rare opportunity to engage directly with unique heritage materials and the stories they contain.
Join us for the first event in the 2026 Heritage Institute Seminar Series, taking place on 2 March.
This seminar brings together three guest contributors: members of our Special Collections and Archives team, alongside Dr Barnabas Calder and Dr Jonathan Hogg.
The Special Collections and Archives team will present and discuss a selection of treasures from their archives, offering attendees a rare opportunity to engage directly with unique heritage materials and the stories they contain.