Notes from the Field: Visits to known and unknown places

Come along to Mellon Centre for Migration Studies on Saturday 22nd February as Barney Devine explores familiar landscapes and discovers forgotten places with surprising stories. 

Drawing on the writings of Tim Robinson, Henry Glassie and William Heat Least Moon, Barney will present a critical case for a popular re-attachment to our built and archaeological heritage and the landscapes around us from which we have become increasingly alienated. This is the twenty-third annual lecture at the Mellon Centre and has been titled 'Notes from the Field : Visits to known and unknown places'. 

What to know 

• Tea/Coffee and registration takes place from 10:30. 
• This is a free event however booking is essential. 

To Book please contact Mellon Centre for Migration Studies: 

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Tel : 028-82256315