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    • Programme
    • Travel and Accommodation
  • Events/
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
    • Events in Scotland
    • Events Brochure (PDF)
    • Walking Trail (PDF)
  • Research/
    • Recent Research
    • Researchers
    • About James Watt
    • Call for papers
  • Resources/
    • Films
    • Flickr Gallery
    • Heritage & Research Collections
    • James Watt Archive Blog
    • James Watt and Family Papers
    • Locations
    • Portraits and memorials
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James Watt 2019

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James Watt 2019
  • Home/
  • Exhibition/
  • Conference/
    • Call For Papers
    • Booking
    • Programme
    • Travel and Accommodation
  • Events/
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
    • Events in Scotland
    • Events Brochure (PDF)
    • Walking Trail (PDF)
  • Research/
    • Recent Research
    • Researchers
    • About James Watt
    • Call for papers
  • Resources/
    • Films
    • Flickr Gallery
    • Heritage & Research Collections
    • James Watt Archive Blog
    • James Watt and Family Papers
    • Locations
    • Portraits and memorials
    • Schools
    • Steam Engines
    • Websites
    • Publications
    • New Gallery
August 22, 2016

The James Watt Symposium

August 22, 2016/ Tommy Morrison

The James Watt Symposium was held at the University of Birmingham on 28th and 29th July. A wide variety of presentations were given on many aspects of James Watt’s life and work. News of further research, projects and events following on from the symposium will be publicised on the website.

August 22, 2016/ Tommy Morrison/

Tommy Morrison

  • Birmingham History Day 2016
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Header image: Boulton & Watt engine, 1804. Reproduced with the permission of the Library of Birmingham