This new publication by the Public Statues and Sculpture Association includes some of the most significant monuments in several London cemeteries and churches.
The Public Statues and Sculpture Association has sent us this list of forthcoming events, which will be of interest to members of the Church Monuments Society.
An exhibition in Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden (Netherlands), 10 March – 2 July 2023
Were women allowed at the graveside in the fourteenth century - or were we considered to be too emotional?
New book from Berghahn
The Feriköy Protestant Cemetery Initiative was founded in 2018 to preserve, document, and study Istanbul’s main Protestant cemetery as an important local historic landmark.
Gwladus Ddu article now available online
How the Dutch painter Maerten van Heemskerck (1498-1574) wished to be remembered in perpetuity
A worrying article in last week's Observer - hydrochloric acid? Steel brushes???
The minutes of the AGM will be available soon, but here is an informal account of the day.
Click here for details on how to order back-issues of our journal from just £5 per volume (£7.50 for non-members).
Here you can access a full index of content from our journals dating back to 1985 and our newsletters dating back to 1979.
We welcome contributions on a range of topics related to monuments and commemoration. Initial enquiries about substantial articles for possible publication in the Journal should be sent to the Editor. Shorter articles and news items can be published in the Newsletter. We also welcome less formal contributions for Monument of the Month and the Blog.
Additional guides on submissions, copyright and publishing online can be found in this section.