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Paddle Steamer Collection - Andrew has managed the Paddle Steamer Collection over the past fourteen years. During this time he has managed to build the collection up from around 200 items to over 20,000. During this time he has had to deal with a complex variety of ethical and collection management issues that has equipped him with an outstanding knowledge of how to deal with such issues. He has also implemented collections management procedures, bought all of the collection under one roof for the first time as well as drafting collection managment policies and providing a full research and enquiry service. Andrew was also responsible for the photographic project to record the Paddle Steamer Waverley prior to her Heritage Lottery Funded 'Heritage Rebuild' in 2000.
Royal Engineers Museum - Andrew was responsible for the redisplay of the nineteenth and twentieth galleries at this designated museum. He undertook research, prepared objects for display and fitted out gallery displays. He was also responsible for the creation of a temporary exhibitions gallery and the management of a large team of craftsmen who worked on these new galleries. Maritime Heritage Books - Andrew has researched and had published three books on maritime heritage for Tempus. He is currently working on a fourth title for Tempus on the pleasure steamers of the Thames and Medway. |
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Heritage
Steamers Website - The concept for the 
Chatham
Historic Dockyard - Andrew was responsible for looking after
a major collection of architectural plans showing buildings in the
Dockyard. He was also responsible for recording the architectural
details of the listed Mast House and Mould Loft prior to its conversion
to the 'Wooden Walls' gallery in 1990.