Below is a list of articles by Mary Mills on Greenwich Industrial history published in Greenwich Weekender. Some links from mid 2019 on wards are not there - I am trying to find them. Weekender's digital edition is published generally through the 'issue' website, but their 'archive' page stops in June 2019. I think the other articles are there somewhere but the web site is a nightmare to navigate. I have retrieved some links and will try and get the others.
Some links take you directly to the article, some to the edition, and some (sorry) only to the month. I have included publication dates though. My articles are usually at the back.
Some links take you directly to the article, some to the edition, and some (sorry) only to the month. I have included publication dates though. My articles are usually at the back.
Where something fishy
went on https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/glw145 pps 10-11
19th Feb 2020
Dreadnought and Wood Wharf article February 2020
West Greenwich. The forgotten Gas Works. https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/glw141 22nd January 2020
Four centuries of shipbuilding along the Greenwich Riverside https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/glw140 15th January 2020
From the Meat Trade to Mills, Mariners and Metal Workers. 12th January 2020
Walking the Greenwich riverside. 12th December 2019
A short history of a long riverbank. ?? December 2019
The Secret City of Woolwich https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/glw132 pps 10-11 12th Nov 2019
Back to the floor for the man of Ideas https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/gw129 30th October 2019
A brief history of Greenwich stations 18th September 2019
The Diary of Elizabeth Pearson. A glimpse into the past. 28th August 2019
Copperas in Deptford and Greenwich. The final years 21st August 2019
Looming against the sky is the skeleton of the great holder 8th August 2019
The Mollassine Company and its smell to remember https://www.weekender.co.uk/articles/arts/history-the-molassine-company-and-its-smell-to-remember/ 8th June 2019
The Mills on Creekside https://www.weekender.co.uk/articles/arts/greenwich-history-the-mills-on-the-creekside/ July 2019
Greenwich Ships Travelled Far https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/gw92 5th June 2019
The Story Behind the Angerstein Crossing https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/05/ 8th May 2019
How I found the dry dock capstan. https://www.weekender.co.uk/articles/arts/history-how-i-found-the-dry-dock-capstan/ article23rd April 2019
Industrial Chimneys. How were they erected. https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/04/ 10th April 2019
The Man who built London’s Sewers https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/04/ 3rd April 2019
Power for the People https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/03/ 27th March 2019
Kicking up a right stink https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/03/ 13th March 2019
Our Poor Doomed Gas Holder https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/03/ 6th March 2019
Copperas in Deptford https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2019/02/ 27th February 2019
The Story of William Joyce https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/gw92 6th February 2019
A world of industrial remains, https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/10/ 10th October 2018
We made history on an industrial scale September 2018
The explosion at Blackwall Point https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/09/ 5th September 2018
Keeping the home fires burning .How women kept the gas works going in the Great War. https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/08/ 8th August 2018
The Man who laid cables under the Atlantic https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/06/ 13th June 2018
History of the Holder https://issuu.com/southwark.news/docs/gw51 16th April 2018
The Greenwich Bicycle Pioneers https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/03/ 21st March 2018
The fascinating George Landmann https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/02/ 15th February 2018
The man who built the Railway. https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2018/01/ 24th January 2018
The Tragic death of Mary Mahoney killed on her first day at the firework factory https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2017/12/ 6th December 2017
Picking up the Strands of our rich history. https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2017/11/ 1st November 2017
17th Century Woolwich Kiln. Gone but not forgotten https://www.weekender.co.uk/digital-edition/2017/10/ 3rd October 2017
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