Lots of newsletters and interesting articles
Bill Burns has an article on the links between Ireland and Canada and the Atlantic Cable in the TICCIH Bulletin 78,. The link to the web site is http://ticcih.org/publications/ However - they won't let you read it yet, but when the next one comes out it will be archived and you can see it - or you can join TICCIH, in which case you will be sent it to read
TICCIH is The International Committee For The Conservation Of The Industrial Heritage, with a web site run by MIT in the US< and their next conference is in Chile - so look at their web site and join them for an interesting, and international life. The Atlantic cable would be right up their street!!!
They are also asking for articles for Bulletin 79. email editor@ticcih.org,
Bill Burns has an article on the links between Ireland and Canada and the Atlantic Cable in the TICCIH Bulletin 78,. The link to the web site is http://ticcih.org/publications/ However - they won't let you read it yet, but when the next one comes out it will be archived and you can see it - or you can join TICCIH, in which case you will be sent it to read
TICCIH is The International Committee For The Conservation Of The Industrial Heritage, with a web site run by MIT in the US< and their next conference is in Chile - so look at their web site and join them for an interesting, and international life. The Atlantic cable would be right up their street!!!
They are also asking for articles for Bulletin 79. email editor@ticcih.org,
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FRIENDS OF GREENWICH PARK - advertise the following historical events
++ 1st December 11 am History Group meeting in the Wildlife Centre. Everybody welcome.
7th March 7.30 Friends Annual Lecture. Peter Marsden, World Heritage Site organiser/ £10 - to 52 Greenwich Park Street, SE10 9LT and please enclose SAE
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GASHOLDER TANKS
We have been sent the following link to a current article in The Architects’ Journal (as published in online 9 November), on the progress of the competition being run by the RIBA and National Grid plc for new uses for redundant in-ground gasholder tanks . https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/10025103.article
Also the preceding article in August, https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/competition-rethinking-former-gasholders/10022273.article
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TIDAL THAMES NEWSLETTER
This has news of the launch of the Waterways Forum. This was created to help ensure the River cariesd more passengers and goods while used for sporting and cultural events. Speakers included representatives of Cory's, City Cruses, and Thames Clippers
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LABOUR HERITAGE
The current issue contains an article about co--operatives in Woolwich (earlier than Rochdale) and the start of the Woolwich Labour Party. (very early too). This is available by subscription only but they can be accessed via their web site http://www.labour-heritage.com/about.php
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THE WOOLWICH KILN
Readers will remember articles about the Woolwich Kiln and its demise last summer. We have been pointed to a web link for an analytical view of it - actually this is quite exciting, https://sketchfab.com/models/5e0309bedac7418ea9b25344c9a2712b?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=model-shared
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BOROUGH OF CULTURE BID
Greenwich Council is hoping to bid to be the London Borough of Culture. Some of us have been trying to persuade them that industrial heritage is one of our main cultural strengths (fingers crossed), We understand they will mention the Atlantic Cable, but - that should just be the start! See the video https://twitter.com/Royal_Greenwich/status/934025986273894400
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THE ARSENAL - AIA NEWS
Bob Carr has an article in the current Industrial Archaeology News (183 Winter 2017).. He points out how diffficult and secret this internationally important industrial site was - and how hard it is to research. He talks aboiut its size, and also what remains and what we can find out about them.
He doesn't mention the Arsenal Canal - which is a pity because that is one of the biggest worries at the moment = info later.
The AIA website is www.industrialarchaeology.org