Sir Charles Barry Jnr. Architecture Lecture at Dulwich College

By lecturelady
January 30, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

Recommended Posts

lecturelady

Posted January 30, 2016

- Share

Posted January 30, 2016

The evening is hosted by Dan Cruickshank, BBC broadcaster, who will be delving into the lives of the fascinating Barry dynasty, including Charles Barry Jnr, designer of the buildings at the very heart of Dulwich College since the 1860s. The work of Sir George Gilbert Scott will also be discussed, which alongside the Barrys? designs, creates a significant picture of architecture in the late 19th century Britain.

Monday 14 March , 6.45pm ? 8:30pm

Tickets ?10, available from [email protected]

?6.45pm - 7.15pm Drinks reception, Lower Hall

?7.30pm ? 8:30pm Lecture in the Great Hall

Link to comment

https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/92200-sir-charles-barry-jnr-architecture-lecture-at-dulwich-college/

Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

Advertise Here
Latest Discussions
- Car crashed into lamp post opposite coop , I hope no one was hurt ?
  
  By Joe1978 · Posted 46 minutes ago
  
  I think it's in a pretty dangerous position, so amazed the Police or parking authorities haven't removed it. It's illegal to park on the zigzag markings by a crossing and for very good reasons, so actually being in the middle of the crossing is far worse...
- South London gardener - Archie
  
  By ArchieTighe · Posted 57 minutes ago
  
  Looking for a reliable, skilled gardener to maintain your outdoor space? With 5 years of experience in garden care and expertise in maintaining large gardens, I offer top-quality services to keep your green space thriving: Pruning, weeding & planting Seasonal garden upkeep Hedge trimming & general tidy-ups 📍 Based in South London – serving surrounding areas 💬 Quotes available on request Get in touch today and let’s bring your garden to life! 📞 07540468017 Archie Tighe Emery
- Dirty Business on Channel 4
  
  By Moovart · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Because much of the assets have already been stripped and the big dividends already paid out. The big money has been made. The costs going forward to repair the failing infrastructure is going to be huge and the that cost could fall to the taxpayer.
- Xbox one controller
  
  By JOHN GERARD · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Hiya, I'm trying to get hold of a reasonably priced Xbox one controller if anyone has one collecting dust. Thanks

Sign In