Saving a Century: A photographic exhibition celebrating the work of The Victorian Society
The Victorian Society's photographic exhibition Saving a Century, curated by architectural historian Gavin Stamp, will be on show free of charge at Luton Central Library from 3 - 30 April, seven days a week during Library opening hours.
This exhibition of photos from around the country shows examples of the best Victorian and Edwardian buildings and structures that the Society has campaigned to save, and some that have been lost. It demonstrates the Society's success in changing public attitudes towards the architecture of the nineteenth century, and its continued relevance for the twenty-first century.
The Victorian Society is the national charity campaigning for the Victorian and Edwardian historic environment.
LUTON CENTRAL LIBRARY, ST GEORGE'S SQUARE, LUTON LU1 2NG
Admission Free. Open daily.
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