The Association has recently initiated a series of study days to provide an opportunity for a small group to meet at a building to discuss particular themes and problems under the guidance of experts.
Highly successful visits have been made to the White Tower in the Tower of London (June 2008) to look at recent archaeological discoveries, and to Bosham church in Sussex (March 2009) to look at stone types employed in the building and their relation to the building 
history. And most recently a study day was held at Lincoln cathedral (Oct 2009) to examine the woodwork of the choir stalls and the timberwork of the twelfth-century roofs.
The next is a study day of Medieval wall paintings in Shorthampton church in Oxfordshire, to be held in May 2010. To download more information about this event please click here.