Lecture - The Edwardian architect and garden designer Harry Inigo Triggs with Dr. Wendy Bishop

Inigo Triggs was an architect who lived near Liphook, Hampshire, in the early twentieth century and practised mainly in the East Hampshire and West Sussex area, although he also executed commissions in Switzerland and Sicily. The lecture will give a brief outline of his life and publications and a sample of his main commissions – Little Boarhunt, Ashford Chace, Aecen Gill/Shalesbrook

Wendy Bishop commenced a career in teaching, including Malawian secondary schools and a ‘borstal’ for special needs children in Calne, followed by a sudden change of direction She retrained, firstly by doing a degree in garden design at Sparsholt, and then an MA in garden history with Prof. Tim Mowl at Bristol. This was followed by a PhD on ornamental lakes at UEA with Prof. Tom Williamson. She is now an independent landscape historian who is being ‘groomed’ to become an archaeologist