Moving with the times, the Society is now publishing on a Blog.
One advantage of this is that anyone can add comments to any item that is published.
If you would like to be added as a contributor to the Blog, please contact David Riddle, the Blogmeister.
Archive Items
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The following aims and objectives for the Society were agreed at its second meeting:
1. To research the Industrial History of the Greenwich Area
2. To aid the publication of this research where appropriate
3. To hold a watching brief on industrial sites in the relevant
area and to comment on
any issues which might arise in the course of redevelopment, planning
applications, etc.
INDEX TO PRINTED AND WEB ISSUES 1-5
Please note that all on-line issues are
enhanced with direct links to relevant Web sites and e-Mail
addresses,
but are otherwise left as printed and are not corrected in the light
of any recent developments.
Check the latest issues for any updates available on sites subject to planning applications.
Other Greenwich Local History Information
Mycenae House Local History Group
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September 23rd 2001 pictures of Crossness Engines Open House Day
January 2000 pictures of the Greenwich Peninsula developments
March 1999 pictures of Greenwich Peninsula developments
Membership information
A subscription rate of £10 is
current.
Please find contact details in the latest newsletter,
or e-Mail Mary Mills for
details.
1. Woolwich & Plumstead Remembered
Colin Weightman's compilation of stories, as told by ordinary Plumstead and Woolwich folk, about their early recollections of life in those far off days
2. Carving out History. Berni Cunnane's article from Meridian Line on the Enderby Wharf Ferry Steps
3. 'Damn your eyes Mr. Sharp'. Mary Mill's 'Meridian Line' article on Ceylon Place Cottages
4. Greenwich Marsh: The 300 Years Before the Dome. Mary Mill's book
5. Mary Mills article on The Ghost in the Dome. Read it here....!
6. Part of the Constitution Brief for the Society is to conduct
research.
Alan Parfrey has been co-opted to look after the
first Society-wide effort in this regard, which will look at
Greenwich Factories, 1750-1950.
He would very much like to
hear from anyone with any information on factories in the boundary of
the present London Borough of Greenwich. A database
is being maintained which can be added to on-line by anyone with
relevant information.
Emeritus President - Jack Vaughan
Chair - Sue Bullivent
Vice-Chair & Committee - Ray Fordham - Andrew Bullivent, David Riddle
Secretary - Mary Mills
Treasurer - Steve Daly
For other UK History-related sites, visit; Discover United Kingdom - History
Space courtesy of Goldsmiths University of London
