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Established in June 1992 by Elizabeth Coyle-Camp, Gordon Sorensen and Jonathan Taylor in response to the lack of information on products and services for the conservation of historic buildings, Cathedral Communications Limited launched the first edition of The Building Conservation Directory six months later to immediate acclaim. The company has since grown from strength to strength and now offers a full range of publishing services for others in addition to providing its own in-house publications, both in print and on the internet. BuildingConservation.com was launched in 1998 and now attracts over 3,800 visitors per day. |
Cathedral's in-house publications include:
- The Building Conservation Directory
- Historic Churches
- Historic Gardens
Cathedral Communications Limited also publishes:
- The Institute for Archaeologists Yearbook
- The Institute of Historic Building Conservation Yearbook
- Context, the Journal of the IHBC
- Discovery and Excavation in Scotland, for Archaeology Scotland
- Transactions, for ASCHB
...and handles the advertising for:
- The
IfA Members' Journal The Archaeologist (for the promotion
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specialist archaeology industry products and services)
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The IHBC
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Other Publishing Services
Cathedral Communications offers the complete range of publishing services in traditional print and multimedia from design to distribution. For further information, please call us to discuss your project - Tel +44 (0)1747 871717
Contact Details
| Address | Cathedral
Communications Limited High Street, Tisbury, Wiltshire SP3 6HA The United Kingdom |
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| Tel | +44 (0)1747 871717 | |
| Fax | +44 (0)1747 871718 | |
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DIGITAL BOOKS
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The Building Conservation website lists almost 1,500 organisations and suppliers of products and services for the conservation and repair of historic buildings, together with details of relevant courses, events, books and training. It also contains hundreds of articles prepared by many of the country's top consultants and conservators. To help other people find this unique resource, please add a link to your website - see here for details |
© Cathedral Communications Limited 2011