Typescript copies of articles and lectures by Frederick Hinsley (1900-1988), Emeritus Professor of Mining Engineering at The University of Nottingham, 1971-1975 1971-1975

University College (Nottingham)

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The mid-19th century town of Nottingham might well be called the epicentre of the movement to expand University provision in England and Wales, and yet its University's fully independent existence dates from 1948, one of the later provincial or "red-brick" universities. This delay can be attributed to its early success, to the closeness of its relationship with its city, and to relationships of rivalry and cooperation with the other cities and universities of the East Midlands. The ...

Professor Frederick Hinsley, 1900-1988

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Frederick Baden Hinsley was born in 1900 and was educated at Bagworth Council School, Leicestershire until 1913. He became a surface screen worker at Desford Colliery near Leicester where from 1914 to 1925 he worked underground. He graduated from the Mining Department of Birmingham University in 1929 (BSc.), where he had joined the Institution of Mining Engineers (IMinE), the Association of Mining, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (AMEME), and passed the Examination as Instructor...

Hinsley Frederick Baden 1900-1988

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Institute Of Mining Engineers

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