Corporate entry Australian Society for the History of Engineering and Technology Incorporated (ASHET) (2003 - )

Summary

ASHET, the Australian Society for History of Engineering and Technology, is a non-profit society, incorporated in the state of New South Wales. It was established to encourage and promote community interest and education in the history of engineering and technology in Australia. It was conceived as a national society, with members throughout Australia, though in its beginnings a majority of the members were in Sydney, where the society was formed in 2003. ASHET is affiliated with the Royal Australian Historical Society. In late 2005 ASHET incorporated the activities of the Australian Science History Club.

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Events

25 June 2003

Business event - Inaugural meeting of members, attended by forty five people at which the steering committee presented its recommendation to form the society.

25 June 2003

Talk - Talk: Ian Jack, Chimneys in the bush; questions about industrial heritage, at History House, Sydney

29 October 2003

Business event - General Meeting of Members, at which a committee was elected.

22 February 2005

Talk - Talk: Ian Arthur, American technology in Australia: what kept it out and who let it in?, at 6pm, History House, Sydney

30 August 2005

Talk - Talk: Margaret Scott, Bindings of the Government Printing Office, 6pm at History House , Sydney

19 September 2005

Talk: ?????, Transform - Science and Technology Records in the National Archives of Australia, at 6pm, History House, Sydney

29 November 2005

Talk - Talk: Karina Kelly, Einstein's Extraordinary Year, at 6pm, History House, Sydney

Related entries

Timeline

 1987 - 2001? Colonial Science Club
       2001 - 2005 Australian Science History Club
             2003 - Australian Society for the History of Engineering and Technology Incorporated (ASHET)

Published resources

Online Resources

• Trove, National Library of Australia, 2009, http://nla.gov.au/nla.party-1476380. Details