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Available now! 🎉 The revised and expanded guide to Staffordshire joins the iconic Pevsner Buildings of England series. Get your copy here: yalebooks.co.uk/book/978030021…

To mark an amazing milestone for the Pevsner series - the completion of the revision of The Buildings of England Guides (1951–2024) - we’re running a celebratory competition for all Pevsner superfans. Check our next post for details of how to take part. 1/2 #Pevsner

This has already produced a very enjoyable series of photographs.

We've had an incredible response to this competition so far! Add your architectural image to the thread for a chance to win a BOE guide of your choice. Entries close at midnight on 21 July, and the winner will be randomly selected & contacted via DM on 22 July 2024.

Yale University Press London and The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art have celebrated after completing a mammoth 41-year project to revise the Pevsner Architectural Guides: The Buildings of England 1983-2024 👇 thebookseller.com/news/pevsner-g…

Thank you so much to everyone who entered our giveaway to celebrate the completion of the BOE series revisions. The winner was randomly selected, but nonetheless a very worthy winner indeed! See their entry below & check the original thread to see all of the fantastic photos.

👀 A little light reading! Pevsner Guides

Finally, the destination. Of course would not have come without my Pevsner Guides🤍

The wonderful new Pevsner Guides guide to Staffordshire alerted me to it, & it is wonderful yet sad memorial to Stoke’s cavalier approach to demolition in recent decades.

A week tomorrow I'll be in Stoke-on-Trent. Of all the cities I've wandered in this year, (indeed, of all large British cities), this is the one I know least about. Obviously, Pevsner Guides is full of ideas, but I'd be grateful for suggestions from anyone who knows the place (and

'Three excellently drawn incised alabaster slabs of couples of the Pitchford family. They date from 1529 to 1587 & make an enlightening study of the history of costume' Pevsner Guides from St Michael & All Angels Church, Pitchford #Shropshire #MonumentsMonday #MomentoMoriMonday

Join Simon Bradley for an introduction to the buildings of Staffordshire - as featured in the new Pevsner Guide - this Saturday, 2 November at 2pm. This in-person event is free to attend. Get your tickets & find out more here: keele.ac.uk/about/events/2…

In-person tickets open: ‘Is it in Pevsner?’ Book: gres.hm/pevsner-buildi… Charles O’Brien traces the history of the famous series by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, from its conception in 1947, to the 2024 updating of the English series Pevsner Guides @PaulMellonCentre Historic England

Our critic’s pick: “Celebrating Pevsner: Reflections on the Completion of the Buildings of England,” with Simon Bradley and Charles O’Brien, chaired by Jeremy Musson (November 14). Pevsner Guides Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art newcriterion.com/dispatch/the-c…

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In this clip, Simon Bradley tells us about how he first became acquainted with the Pevsner Architectural Guides series, long before he came to work on the books! We'd love to know, what was your first introduction to Pevsner?