Surrey Industrial History Group Awards
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Recognising Surrey's Industrial Past
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Recognising Surrey's Industrial Past
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Roads provide the most widespread form of communication; they are one of the oldest and most prominent features of the landscape. In spite of this, detailed knowledge of some of the earliest roads in Britain is hard to trace.
Talk by David Hassard
Talk by David Williams
Talk by Ian Castle
The very brief 2021 SIHG AGM will be followed by the talk by Stuart Dennison.
Talk by Colin van Geffen
The fortnightly ZOOM meetings are held on Thursday Mornings - sign in at 0945 for 10:00 start
A Zoom talk by Stuart Dennison, details TBC
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Mole Valley District was formed at the reorganisation of local government in 1974, It consists of the old Leatherhead and Dorking Urban Districts together with much of the Dorking and Horley Rural District. It covers about 100 square miles stretching from Chessngton (in the London Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames) in the north to Gatwick (in West Sussex) in the south.
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The Surrey Industrial History Group has now produced guides to each of the administrative districts of the county. This guide to Elmbridge is a revised edition of the earlier book written by the late Rowland G M Baker shortly before he died in 1987 and we acknowledge the help given by his work. Elmbridge Borough, like the other boroughs and districts in Surrey, was formed at the reorganisation of local government in 1974 when the Urban District of Walton and Weybridge merged with that of Esher. |