
MBS Meetings
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These days we have only two meetings a year, including our AGM, in London, but instead prefer to get out and about, holding the remainder of our meetings around the country, often in churches where we can study brasses, incised slabs and other monuments in their architectural context. Although these meetings are very popular with members, many are unable to attend. So, from Spring 2005 we we will providing picture reports of our meetings, to supplement the full written reports that appear in MBS Bulletin. To see these reports, click on the Past Events bar at the top of the page.
Unless stated otherwise, meetings are normally held at the Institute of Historical
Research, University of London, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1 (nearest tube
stations Russell Square, Tottenham Court Road, Goodge Street and Holborn). Proceedings
start at 2.15pm, unless noted below. Entry is free and MBS members may invite non-
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The next AGM will be held on Saturday 10 July 2010 in The Beccket Chapel, Minster Precincts, Peterborough .
It willl commence at 14.15. After the formal business, Rob Kinsey will speak on Lawyers and Stewards on Brasses in Peterborough Cathedral.
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The next conference will be held in 2011. Details will appear here.
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Saturday 25 September 2010
Long Melford, Suffolk. The study day commences with coffee at 10.30 and ends with
tea at 15.00. There are six speakers and a tour of the church. The cost is £18 for
members and £25 for non-
Booking is essential and places will be allocated on a first-
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Details of the 2011 excursion will appear here
Saturday 20 November 2010
The Wallace Collection. Details will appear here when known.
Saturday 12 February 2011 at 10.00
Victoria and Albert Museum -
A celebration of the life and work of Claude Blair. Guests of honour will be John
and Kanerva Blair, Clude’s son and daughter-