Simon Goodall·Sep 3Stahl an der Havel: Magdeburg and Brandenburg (city)The Havel is full of industrial sites, past and present. They used to call it the express way as its wide yet fast flowing waters could…
Andrew Sissons·Oct 3, 2024Externalities can last a very long timeBritain’s post-industrial landscape is pock-marked with derelict factories, diverted rivers and areas of seemingly prime land that lie…
Bob Lynn·Sep 19, 2024Iron Ladies: The Untold Story of Shropshire’s Pit GirlsUncover the forgotten heroines of Shropshire’s industrial past: the Pit Girls. From coal-dusted faces to London’s fruit fields, these…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Artful PhotographerbyGraham Saxby·Feb 4, 2022You can walk somewhere different in LondonYou should try the Regent’s CanalA response icon2A response icon2
chandra smellie·Jun 6, 2018On James Hakewill A Picturesque Tour of the island of JamaicaDrawings made in the years 1820 and 1821
Lewis Wotherspoon·Jan 20, 2018Botanic Gardens railway stationThe Botanic Gardens railway station is one of a litany of now abandoned stations across the UK. Built at the tail end of the 19th century…
Pete Etheridge·Oct 15, 2017Phoenix Greenways, an introduction to a startling change for the better‘Phoenix Greenways’? What’s that?
Pete Etheridge·Oct 14, 2017The Phoenix Rises from the Ashes of a Past Industry30 years ago the biggest employer in my local area of the UK was undoubtedly the coal mining industry, the whole atmosphere had the aura of…
Pete Etheridge·Oct 14, 2017How the Demise of the UK Coal Mining Industry Has Brought About New Countryside Leisure ActivitiesUnfortunately the demise of the coal mining industry in the UK during the 1980’s resulted in massive redundancy for many, who having not…
InHeritage TimesbyHeritage Times·Oct 14, 2017The King’s Little Pathway in MálagaBy Libe Fdez. Torróntegui
