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NIAG - Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group - home page giving the aims of NIAG to study and record Northamptonshire's industrial heritage with a brief introduction to members' interests and activities relating to Northamptonshire's industrial heritage. It provides the index to key pages of the site, including the newsletter and photogallery pages. A selection of images from NIAG's walks and visits are shown.
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#CCCC66
Laser
204, 204, 102
60, 50, 60
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#660000
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102, 0, 0
0, 100, 20
0, 100, 100, 60
#CCCCCC
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204, 204, 204
0, 0, 80
0, 0, 0, 20
Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group (NIAG) is a friendly society dedicated to studying, recording and promoting the county’s industrial heritage. Its work highlights Northamptonshire’s varied industrial past, including iron ore, building-stone and engineering industries, nationally significant boot and shoe manufacturing, eighteenth-century woollen textiles, and mills powered by the River Nene. The group also explores how the county’s roads, canals and railways shaped its development.
NIAG brings together people interested in industrial archaeology through meetings and other activities that encourage the exchange of ideas and information. Members visit and document heritage sites, take part in walks and events, and share their discoveries through reports, publications and photographs. The group’s website offers an introduction to local heritage, places to see and visit, event and conference information, a newsletter, monographs, and photo galleries and archives. NIAG also works with county, regional and national bodies, including the Sites and Monuments Record, and aims to contribute to the care of industrial heritage across Northamptonshire.
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Northamptonshire industrial archaeology
Industrial heritage site recording
Boot and shoe factory heritage
Industrial heritage walks and visits
County industrial heritage publications
How do I download the NIAG logo?
The NIAG logo comes in one version: a logo. Download as transparent PNG.
What does NIAG's branding look like?
The NIAG mark is a compact black oval emblem with the initials “NIAG” and a decorative gear-and-industrial motif, paired with a straightforward wordmark spelling out Northamptonshire Industrial Archaeology Group. Its visual language uses a muted yellow-green canvas, dark red navigation and highlights, black text, and simple bold headings, with documentary photographs and a restrained, information-led layout.
What are NIAG's brand colors?
The NIAG color palette uses the hex codes #CCCC66, #660000 and #CCCCCC.
The NIAG name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of NIAG and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by NIAG. Their use is subject to NIAG's brand guidelines.
