The evening event was held at Sheffield University's Edge Conference Centre.
Rather nice building with curvature and a variety of interesting design features.
The theatre before the arrival of the audience.
This is the lovely (Geoffrey) Greenwood family who came over especially for Harry's talk
Attendees usually gather here before the event. A great place to meet. This is where Kathryn Jackson and Harry Bhadeshia initiated an idea for a book, witnessed by Andy Howe who promised to oversee the project.
Now the lecture-theatre occupied.
There are many here who made huge contributions to the development of steel and associated processes.
Also, family members and those just embarking into their metallurgical careers.
On the way back to the railway station, having stayed overnight in Sheffield. See the lovely steel bridge in the background.
Steel railings
Really quite nice design.
.... and curvature - wonder how the beam is fashioned into this shape?
Green to walk across.
The famous Sheffield Hallam University, where Brian Pickering was a Professor during its days as the Sheffield Hallam Polytechnic.
It was founded in 1843 as the Sheffield School of Design, originally catering for just 32 students. During the first World War, it was requisitioned to help some 64,555 wounded men.
Crossing over to the lovely Sheffield Railway Station.
Even the lamps look elegant. There are lovely water displays, to the right. I shall be travelling to Sheffield again later in July, so stand by for more pictures.
