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A History of How We Conserve Our Past

James Stourton(Autor*in)

Apollo (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 10. November 2022

496 Seiten

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Introduction
The Victorians
Those Blue Remembered Hills.
The 1970s Backlash
Volunteerism
Regeneration
CHAPTER 1: The First Threats
Octavia and Miranda Hill
The National Trust
William Morris and the SPAB
Sir John Lubbock
General Augustus Pitt Rivers
Henry Cockburn and Patrick Geddes
The Lass of Richmond Hill
CHAPTER 2: The Search for Arcadia
Country Life Magazine
Roads
St George to the Rescue of Rural England
Arcadia Described
London and the Bulldozer
CHAPTER 3: Assembling a National Collection
Tattershall Castle
Hadrian's Wall
The National Trust
Country Houses
CHAPTER 4: The Exodus of Paintings
CHAPTER 5: Brave New World
Sir Patrick Abercrombie
Sir Colin Buchanan
New Housing
The London Developer Boom
Newcastle
CHAPTER 6: Birmingham and Anti-Heritage
Birmingham in 2021
CHAPTER 7: The Backlash: The Heroic Period of Conservation
The Victorian Society
Covent Garden
Edinburgh
SAVE Britain's Heritage (SAVE)
Mansion House Square
The Thirties Society and the Twentieth Century Society
CHAPTER 8: Rescuing a City: York
CHAPTER 9: The Sack of Bath
The Early Twentieth Century
Post-1945
The Buchanan Report
Bath in Extremis 1972/3
Bath Today
The Stadium
CHAPTER 10: The Archaeologists
The Temple of Mithras
Winchester
The Jorvik Settlement
Television Archaeology and the Mary Rose
The Rose Theatre
Portmahomack
Metal Detectorists
CHAPTER 11: Beyond the Town
The Green Belt
London's Cublington Airport
On the Road
CHAPTER 12: The Fall and Rise of Country Houses
CHAPTER 13: The Enthusiasts: Canals and Railways
Canals
The Stratford-upon-Avon Canal
The Talyllyn Railway
Bluebell Line
CHAPTER 14: Regeneration: Mills, Housing and Power Stations
The Mills, Warehouses and Former Industrial Buildings
Housing and Community Architecture
Community Architecture: England
Power Stations
CHAPTER 15: Regeneration: Cities, Docklands and Basins
London Docklands
Gateshead
Manchester: Salford Quays and Ancoats
CHAPTER 16: Liverpool Story
Liverpool in 2020
CHAPTER 17: Margate Sands
CHAPTER 18: The Heritage Industry and the Lottery
English Heritage
The National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Lottery
CHAPTER 19: Churches
Statistics
Background
The 1970s, 'Change and Decay' and SAVE
English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund
Sales, Conversions and Adaptations
Volunteerism
Manchester and Salford Dioceses
The Roman Catholics
The Twentieth-Century Anglicans
Norfolk Churches
St Martin's, Thompson
St Mary's, Forncett
St Peter and St Paul, Salle
St Michael, Aylsham
St Mary, North Tuddenham
St Lawrence, Hunworth
St Agnes, Cawston
St Peter, Corpusty
St Michael, Booton
Norwich Churches
Post-Covid
CHAPTER 20: Museums
CHAPTER 21: Heritage: An Unfinished History
Conservation Areas and Tall Towers
High Streets
Official Heritage Bodies
Unofficial Heritage Bodies
The National Trust
Contested Heritage
Social Media Changes the Game
Climate Change - Game Over?
Retrospect and Prospect
Acknowledgements
Endnotes
Select bibliography
About the Author
An Invitation from the Publisher

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