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2026 Annual General Meeting

  • 33 Bedford Square London, England, WC1B 3JT United Kingdom (map)

The Annual General Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain will be held at 33 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3JT at 6 PM (arrival from 5:45 PM) on Wednesday 9 December 2026.

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

A virtual meeting link will be circulated to registered members ahead of the meeting. A copy of the agenda, last year’s minutes, the annual report, and further papers are available below.

Annual General Meeting Papers

Formal Notice
2026 Agenda
2025 Minutes
2025 Annual Report
Honorary Treasurer's Comments
Trustee Biographies
Manual of Operations

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