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Tag Archives: social history
Medway History Showcase: 18-19 Oct.
The History Showcase Project and the Royal Engineers Museum present a weekend of discovery, storytelling, and celebration of Medway’s rich and diverse heritage. From ancient artefacts to modern memories, explore exhibitions, talks, and hands-on activities for all ages. Whose Hoo … Continue reading
20th Anniversary celebrations
Today we got together at Shorne Woods and celebrated our 20th year. Thank-you to the team for putting together the food, drinks and details about our work over the past two decades. At the cutting of the cake (a fabulous … Continue reading
Join Us
Are you interested in archaeology? Do you want to dig or help out with with post-excavation work? The Shorne Woods Archaeology Group (SWAG) meets most Thursdays and Fridays throughout the year, at Shorne Woods Country Park , DA12 3HX. Our … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, artefacts, community, excavation, shorne woods country park, social history
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SWAG detectives uncover a local hero
A medal was recently found while excavating in the park. Upon inspection the details of the person that had been awarded the medal could be seen inscribed on the rim – 2048607 SJT. A. R. Blake R.E. On the obverse … Continue reading
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Peter Dadson: memories of Shorne Woods Clay Works
I lived on Painters Ash Estate and went to Colyer Road school (Now Northfleet School for Boys). I left there in 1959, when I was 15 and went to work for Blue Circle at Bevan’s cement works, Northfleet. I wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged clay works, industry, shorne woods country park, social history
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