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2025 Annual General Meeting

  • The Alan Baxter Gallery 75 Cowcross Street London, England, EC1M 6EL United Kingdom (map)

The Annual General Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain will be held at The Alan Baxter Gallery, 75 Cowcross St, London, EC1M 6EL at 6:30 PM (arrival from 6:15 PM) on Friday 28 November 2025.

The meeting will also be broadcast digitally via Zoom for members who are unable to travel.

The Administrator will circulate the virtual meeting link to registered members before the meeting. A copy of the agenda, last year’s minutes, the annual report, and further papers are available below.

Registration for the 2025 AGM has now closed. Please contact the Administrator if you have any questions.

Annual General Meeting Papers

Formal Notice
Agenda
2024 Minutes
2024 Annual Report
Honorary Treasurer's Comments
Trustee Biographies
Manual of Operations

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