Greenwich Industrial History
Greenwich Industrial History Blogspot. AIMS - to research, publish and promote the industrial history of the London Borough of Greenwich .
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Greenwich Industrial History: More news from Greenwich and its industrial history
GLIAS Newsletter Congratulations to GLIAS (Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society) Congratulations – because after nearly six...
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AIMS - to research, publish and promote the industrial history of the London Borough of Greenwich
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Greenwich Industrial History: Tonight's the night
Tonight (Tuesday 10th) GIHS is hosting a discussion evening on industrial heritage in Greenwich - all turn up - and lets hope the Bakehouse ...
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2 years
R.J.M. Carr has sent us a series of photographs taken of the Greenwich riverside in the early 1980s.
John W. Mackay at Enderby Wharf
Lovells Wharf -
2 years
ANGERSTEIN RAILWAY FOOT CROSSING -UNDER THREAT AGAIN
(this article was written to support an ACV application last year)
The Angerstein Railway is a freight only railway which runs from just outside Charlton Station to the river. We understand it is now the only railhead on the river and it currently handles transhipped dredged aggregate.... -
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Operation PLUTO and the HAIS Cable
By Bill Burns & Stewart Ash
A large part of the borough of Greenwich is currently being re-developed to provide much-needed housing and new commercial premises. This includes the regeneration of several old industrial sites along the river front. One such ‘brown field’ development...
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