Andrew Triggs (born 1961 in Sydney) living in London from 1993. A Chartered Accountant working in the financial services sector, with a special interest in British and Irish country and historic houses, Editor of BISH (the British & Irish Stately Homes blog), and a founding trustee in 2001 of Urban Eye, the London regeneration and public art charity, which started as an informal non-profit organisation in 1998.
Pages Created edit
- John Harris (curator) - 30 October 2007
- Eileen Harris - 13 November 2007
- International Confederation of Architectural Museums - 14 November 2007
- Kit Martin - 8 December 2007
- Norman Hudson - 6 February 2008
- Antiques Roadshow BBC episodes - 27 May 2008
- English country house contents auctions - 3 June 2008
- Nanteos Mansion - 14 June 2008
- Country house theatre - 18 June 2008
- Stanford Hall, Nottinghamshire - 18 June 2008
- Stagenhoe - 7 July 2008
- Inigo Triggs (a distant relative) - 9 July 2008
- Arthur Bryant Triggs (Inigo's brother - the Australian connection) - 7 August 2008
- Country Life (books) - 14 August 2008
- Chesters estate - 15 December 2008
- Jeremy Musson - 21 February 2009
- Dr John Goodall - 17 May 2009
- Lawrence Weaver - 21 May 2009
- Giles Worsley - 7 July 2009
- British and Irish Historic House books recently published - 7 February 2010
- Meadow Lea (founded by my grandfather) - 2 October 2010
- Country house conversion to apartments - 9 March 2011
- Jessica Fellowes - 31 October 2012
Pages substantially updated edit
Contributor to other websites edit
- The DiCamillo Database of British & Irish Country Houses by Curt DiCamillo, brother of Kate DiCamillo
- The Country Seat - Country House news blog, by Matthew Beckett
- Lost Heritage - List of demolished English country houses, by Matthew Beckett
- IMDb - The Internet Movie Database (British and Irish historic house filming locations)