Print, Printing and Industrial Heritage (Two-day tickets)

Name: Print, Printing and Industrial Heritage (Two-day tickets)
Start: 2026-06-10T09:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-06-11T14:00:00+01:00
Location: Kresen Kernow

Schedule

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026 at 09:30 am to Thu, 11 Jun, 2026 at 02:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Kresen Kernow | Redruth, EN

Inspired by the Industrial Heritage of Cornwall
About this Event

Ian Maxted (Independent Scholar) Printing and publishing of science and industry in the Southwest 1600-1800
Kathryn Conder (Independent Scholar) Henry Rogers and the Siege of Skewis
Charlotte Mackenzie (Independent Scholar) Local printing in Georgian Cornwall
Ian Alcock (Independent Scholar) Developments in interactive children’s books in early Victorian England
Lisa Peters (University of Chester) Victorian Newspapers and the Mining Industries of Cornwall and Swansea
Alastair Tinto (Independent Scholar) Danescombe Paper Mill, Calastok, Cornwall
Sallie Morris (Science Museum. London) Colour lithographs of Cornwall: the printing of railway company posters
Deborah Sutherland (Victorian & Albert Museum, London) The use of innovative materials and printing techniques in the early twentieth century
Georgina Grant (National Museums of Scotland) The importance of iron to the printing industry and its allied trades
Sue May (Independent Scholar) A partial solar eclipse in Turner’s line-engraving of Dudley, Worcestershire (1835)
David Osbaldestin (Birmingham City University) Walking through the industrial past of Nineteenth Century Birmingham
Rosie Smith (Birmingham City University) ‘One of the best works of the kind.’ How did the Coalbrookdale Company convey quality through their printed materials?
Juul Uilenreef (University of Glasgow) Letterheads as Industrial Archives: Visual Records of Maastricht’s Urban Landscape
Jay Kerslake (University of Leeds) ‘The living voice is mighty, but we were few’: trade union periodicals in early twentieth century Britain