Learn masonry stabilization skills as well as archaeology excavating techniques to uncover the story of a Colonial-era plantation manor house and the lives of enslaved Africans.

Rosewell mansion, built in 1725, was one of the largest American houses of the colonial period, and built to rival the Governor’s Palace. It played a major role in Virginia history until in 1916 fire broke out destroying the mansion. On its 300th anniversary, the remains of the house are a largely undisturbed historic ruin.

Explore Armenia’s history while learning architectural preservation skills and archaeology excavation skills which support sustainability and economic growth in Gyumri and Shirak.

Journey through centuries of Armenia’s remarkable past. Visit sites and hear stories that take you from the 3rd century BC through the 20th century saga of Gyumri. Meet the friendly, resilient people of Armenia and work with artisans carrying on long traditions in stone carving, iron work and more.

A special treat is waiting for you at Dunans Castle in April. It’s unlike anything we’ve done before! Conservation and creation of a Scottish native woodland is underway, and you can play an important role.

April in Argyll is the month of daffodils, bluebells and wild garlic – the perfect time to immerse yourself in essential ecology.

It’s time to take on the Great Arch of Thomas Telford’s bridge! This is the final step in the conservation of Dunans beautiful Gothic-style bridge. AiP jammers have worked for five years to repair and preserve the two side arches of the bridge, as well as the bridge walls & domes along the roadway. We’ll be led by our amazing instructor, Eland Stuart, learning the art of repointing with lime mortar. What a celebration we’ll have when the bridge is completed. Come and be part of this amazing story!