for overseeing the extensive repairs needed, and the church was able to reopen in November 2013, in time for the annual Remembrance Day service. One modern-day issue with churches and chapels in the UK is that congregations have dwindled, so that some buildings stand empty and unused. Kelly has been active in this area, for example working on a project with the historian Jeremy Lake entitled 'The Big Update: Finding Uses for Cornwall’s Historic Chapels', for which they surveyed and photographed a large number of heritage buildings at risk. They produced a slide presentation showing exterior and interior views of the buildings, some of which are nationally listed, and wrote an article for the March 2014 issue of The Victorian magazine. In 2016 Kelly donated his extensive collection of just under four thousand 35mm colour slides to the Historic England archive. The slides are mainly of historic buildings in the south west of England, focusing particularly on Bath, Wiltshire and Somerset, with some of the images depicting restoration and conservation. Francis Kelly has moved to the south-west of France where he is Vice-President of the Association pour la Sauvegarde des Maisons et Paysages du Quercy (ASMPQ). He is also an active member of the Société des Etudes du Lot, which he joined in November 2018. He has a particular interest in studying and photographing historic French farm buildings. Publications Kelly has written and contributed to various publications on architectural subjects: Medieval Art and Architecture at Exeter Cathedral: the British Archaeological Association conference transactions for the year 1985, Transactions Series, Vol. 11, British Archaeological Association, 1991. </ref><ref> Francis Kelly and Jeremy Lake, 'Cornwall's chapels', The Victorian, No. 45, March 2014. References Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Alumni of the Courtauld Institute of Art British architectural historians Architectural photographers Historic England 20th-century British historians 21st-century British historians 20th-century British photographers 21st-century British photographers