Articles
Directly available from this page are the one-off reports and articles produced by the Society. Our newsletters, AGM reports and the 2014-2018 Annual Reviews are available on other pages.
The quarterly Newsletter is emailed or posted to all members; the latest is here. The newsletters contain a mixture of Society information, including details of forthcoming events.
Archive documents, including AGM reports comprising the minutes of the previous year's AGM, the Chairman's report and the Treasurer's report and accounts from 2008 onwards can be accessed from the archives page.
Selected articles from previous years' projects and journals are available here:
The quarterly Newsletter is emailed or posted to all members; the latest is here. The newsletters contain a mixture of Society information, including details of forthcoming events.
Archive documents, including AGM reports comprising the minutes of the previous year's AGM, the Chairman's report and the Treasurer's report and accounts from 2008 onwards can be accessed from the archives page.
Selected articles from previous years' projects and journals are available here:
- William Stukeley (an article to coincide with the Blue Plaque which was put in place in 2010)
- Reordering Churches, by John Smith, former Chairman of the Society
- Sheila Landi - a conservation story
- Goodbye England - does anyone out there care? - a talk by Simon Thurley, Chief Executive of English Heritage
- Henry Traylen - an article about this architect, written when the Society applied to get two of his buildings listed.
- Planning concerns - an article from 2011 about a specific planning issue, but with wider application
- A reprint of an article in Lincolnshire Life from 1972, reproduced in the 2008 Newsletter.
- A booklet celebrating the town and including a history of the Civic Society, produced in 2007, as a celebration of the 40th anniversary of Stamford being designated a Conservation Area.
- Paving the Way, a report to Lincolnshire County Council about the state of the pavements in the Conservation Area.
