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Tag Archives: memory
A Postcard From the Past – Cheddleton Flint Mill
Cheddleton Flint Mill is a water mill situated in the village of Cheddleton, Staffordshire, in the picturesque Churnet Valley. With the fast-flowing river Churnet on one side and the Cauldon Canal on the other. It is an iconic group of … Continue reading
Posted in landscape, local history, Nostalgia, objects, public history
Tagged history, memory, Museums, past, space, time
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Got that Friday feeling?
Leawood Pump house is open on Satuday and Sunday 1 and 2 October, so what could be better than to get yourself down to the Cromford Canal and the High Peak Junction. Take a train ride from Whasandwell to Cromford and take … Continue reading
Landscape and Place, an Enlargement of Consciousness
Now this must be the sweetest place From here to heaven’s end; The field is white and flowering lace, The birches leap and bend Place attachment is the way we relate, interact, experience and understand our relationship with our environment, … Continue reading
Posted in landscape, local history, objects, public history
Tagged heritage, history, Human Hunter, Human Mammal, lives, memory, Objects, past, Public History, stone age, Truth & Rumors
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Time – A new look at an age old past
“Somehow I had to send myself back in time, to open out the memories and see what they had to offer” Time is a complex concept, which is most rigorously analysed by philosophers, physicists and astronomers. History is the systematic … Continue reading
Posted in landscape, objects, public history
Tagged arts, Collections, eclectic time, entropy, history, lives, memory, Objects, Public History, space, time, Victorian
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Statues, Monuments and Buildings
Statues, monuments and buildings are not just a ghostly presence from the past in our public spaces. They have different meaning and significance in the present for different people. Complex buildings, monuments and memorials that are focal sites of remembrance … Continue reading
Posted in landscape, local history, objects, photographs, public history
Tagged architecture, arts, buildings, Ely, heritage, history, lives, mausoleums, memorials, memory, Monuments, Objects, Public History, Statues, Truth & Rumors, Victorian
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