Thursday 29th October
10:00am to 4:00pm
NHS-UK, in partnership with our Northern Hub Windermere Jetty Museum, is hosting our annual Shipshape Network North Hub event this October.
Bringing together vessel custodians, maritime heritage organisations, museums, volunteers, and skilled craftspeople from across the region, the day will provide an opportunity to share knowledge, discuss challenges and build valuable connections with others working to preserve our maritime heritage.
This year, the National Waterways Museum, Ellesmere Port will play host to coincide with their 50th Anniversary. Alongside a programme of speakers, attendees will have the chance to network with colleagues and enjoy access to one of the UK's most significant inland waterways heritage sites.
SPEAKERS:
- Windermere Jetty Museum (Cumbria) - Introduction to your Shipshape Network North Hub
- Daniel Adamson Preservation Society (Liverpool) - Setting a Steady Course to Northwich
- Dock Museum (Cumbria) - Two Museums, One Vessel: The Conservation Journey of Herbert Leigh
- Morecambe Bay Prawner Trust (Cumbria) - Spray: Part of a Prawner Renaissance
- National Waterways Museum (Cheshire) - Basuto project
- Oakdale Mersey Flat CIC (Cumbria) - Recording Oakdale: what the latest 3D capture can now do for historic vessels
This event is aimed at owners of local historic craft listed on the National Register of Historic Vessels as well as those involved in the management of a historic craft, maritime heritage organisations, local business or community projects. Join us for a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and connect with others across the sector.
Tickets are £15 and include tea, coffee, and lunch.
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