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SUMMARY:STAPT Winter Talks 2023: "Dean Linskill and The Adventuress" Stephen Liscoe
DESCRIPTION:As Dean of Guilds William Thomas Linskill was a significant figure in the recent civil history of St Andrews\, and also in the pre-eminence of golf in the town. Aside from his devotion to the town as a civil servant he was a man of antiquarian interests – and some peculiar obsessions. One in particular is a lost chapter of the town’s recent past.\n\nStephen Liscoe\n\nFormerly a diving archaeologist working as part of the Mary Rose excavation team I spent the last decades of the 20thC working on coastal survey boats undertaking diving inspection and hydrographic survey of historic shipwrecks sites for HM Govt. I was concurrently a staff research er at the Scottish institute of Maritime Studies here at the University of St Andrews until I joined the Fife Council’s Archaeological Unit. The Unit provides historical\, archaeological and planning advice and information to Fife Council but also deals with archaeological and related enquiries from the public and external organisations. I have been part of the Unit since 2004 and am responsible for maintaining and developing the Fife Sites & Monuments Record\, containing over 11\,000 records of archaeological sites for Fife.
URL:https://standrewspreservationtrust.com/event/stapt-winter-talks-2023-dean-linskill-and-the-adventuress-stephen-liscoe/
LOCATION:St Andrews Bowling Club\, 1 Pipeland Road\, St Andrews\, Fife\, KY16 8JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Winter Talks 2023
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SUMMARY:STAPT Winter Talks 2023: "Sir Robert Lorimer\, Hill of Tarvit and the Sharp Family" Dr Ian Buchanan Smith
DESCRIPTION:In this talk Ian will present a brief introduction on Lorimer and his work\, followed by an outline of his design for Hill of Tarvit and the characteristics of the resultant house. The final section will be on the Sharp family who commissioned the design and construction of Hill of Tarvit\, principally Frederick\, Beatrice and their two children\, Hugh and Elisabeth\, but reference will also be made to the previous generations of Sharps who had established the family fortunes\n£3 for Members\, £5 for Non Members\nDr. Ian Buchanan Smith\, Doctorate in Japanese Studies (Stirling University\,1996)\, University Lecturer at Queen Margarets University College\, Edinburgh\, at Daito Bunka University\, Tokyo and at Edinburgh Napier University (1989 – 2012).In retirement\, my research interests have been in the following areas; Links between Scotland in Japan\, 20C Art History\, and Fife related local history. I live on my own in Kingsbarns in a house acquired in 1995\, am a member of the New Golf Club of St. Andrews\, am a Friend of the National Trust for Scotland and\, of course\, of the St. Andrews Preservation Trust.
URL:https://standrewspreservationtrust.com/event/stapt-winter-talks-2023-sir-robert-lorimer-hill-of-tarvit-and-the-sharp-family-dr-iain-buchanan-smith/
LOCATION:St Andrews Bowling Club\, 1 Pipeland Road\, St Andrews\, Fife\, KY16 8JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Winter Talks 2023
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SUMMARY:Winter Talks 2023: "The Restoration of HMS Unicorn" Matthew Moran
DESCRIPTION:HMS Unicorn is Scotland’s oldest ships and one of the 3 oldest ships in the world still afloat. A museum ship for over 50 years\, the ship is reaching a critical point in its journey\, requiring specialist works and surveys ahead of a major repair and redevelopment campaign. in this talk\, Matthew will discuss Unicorn’s past\, the progress and successes of the last 3 years\, and plans for the future.\n\nMatthew Moran is Museum Director at the Unicorn Preservation Society and as the executive staff member has responsibility for all aspects of managing HMS Unicorn\, its contents and crew. Previously Matthew was Curator at the Scottish Maritime Museum and Curator at the South Georgia Museum. Matthew is a board member of Museums Galleries Scotland\, a member of The Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Young Academy of Scotland\, a Museums Association Rep for Scotland\, and former chair of STICK: the Scottish Subject Specialist Network for transport and industry collections.\n\n£3 for Members\, £5 for Non-Members.
URL:https://standrewspreservationtrust.com/event/winter-talks-2023-the-restoration-of-hms-unicorn-matthew-moran/
LOCATION:St Andrews Bowling Club\, 1 Pipeland Road\, St Andrews\, Fife\, KY16 8JN\, United Kingdom
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