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home talks and events heritage notes links to other sites the southampton fryatt plaque court leet remembrance sunday 2014 at southampton southampton heritage open days editor john avery - member southampton heritage federation - city of southampton society [honorary life member]- friends of town quay park - devon family history society - friends of southampton old cemetery [co-founder] [honorary life member] - national federation of cemetery friends - huguenot society of britain and ireland- the southampton fryatt plaque [co-founder] copyright 2018 home welcome to this site john avery, site editor welcomes contributions, news and events to the site [non-commercial items] contact sharing some of southampton's local history and heritage site updated 26th june 2018 there are several amenity and local history groups in the southampton area. this site aims to summarise such groups and to introduce some local speakers who visit schools, clubs and societies with talks recalling our local heritage. in april 2011 i invited the mayor councillor carol cunio to unveil a new plaque at the french garden in town quay park next to the wool house [at the time used as southampton's maritime museum]. in november 2010 to commemorate the loss of life caused by a heavy air raid 70 years earlier, the recently formed group friends of town quay park held a tree planting ceremony in the park.two former residents who had been trapped in one of the bombed houses when they were young siblings were invited to plant the tree. the tree was blessed by the reverend tim daykin of the city centre parish. i also manage the following websites city of southampton society , john avery heritage i produced a small range of heritage postcards although nowadays most of us communicate by e mail rather than use a postcard. at the height of the popularity of the postcard a busy housewife would post a card to the butcher or grocer in the morning and ask for her order to be delivered in the afternoon. this particular card commemorated the royal blue express one of the forerunners of national express. being a plymouth boy with an uncle who was a driver for the royal blues, they bring fond memories of trips to london. top image courtesy jill ghanouni lower image courtesy will temple will temple treasurer and membership secretary of the friends of rsh hospital chapel manning an information desk at an open day. the chapel built in 1858 was attached to the hospital ward and a gentle slope linked the buildings allowing nurses and patients to enter the chapel. with the old hospital now demolished leaves the problem that access to the chapel is now one floor up. because of major changes in the structure of the nhs causing funding difficulties for the charity, it was decided to close the charity. a meeting/reception on 9th june 2014 distributed funds to other local charities. [city of southampton society, league of friends of rsh hospital, league of friends southampton uht hospital and newtown adventure playground support group [newtown youth centre]. congratulations to jill ghamouni who was awarded the mbe in the new year honour list [1st january 2015]. the southampton sea cadets photos ann macgillivray photos ann macgillivray commemorative tree planted on 30th november 2011 to mark the heavy bombing raid of 1940. the tree was planted by two survivors who had been trapped in a bombed area of what is now known as town quay park. the event was organised by the friends of town quay park. afterward a service was held in st michael's church conducted by the reverend tim daykin and members of the amateur dramatic group the sarah siddons fan club gave a re call of wartime and the blitz. [images courtesy will temple] heritage speakers alan house archivist of the hampshire fire service has a range of talks including the fire service in wwii and the history of southampton fire department contact jill daniels has an interesting range of talks on hampshire and southampton and on the titanic. contact peter jones has a talk following young men from king edward's school at southampton to the battlefields of europe in the great war. contact jake simpkin covers old southampton, the blitz in southampton and the shipwreck of the stella off the channel islands. contact southampton and its french connections this highly researched illustrated talk explores the extraordinarily large number of connections between southampton and france ranging from pre-history to the present day. the domesday book of 1086 indicates one third of the inhabitants as french; and today there is a strong presence. the french church in winkle street is just one of the numerous connections between southampton and france titanic: a southampton story (also staged as a walk) 2012 is the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. it was a major disaster for her home port of southampton. over one third of those who drowned were southampton crew; barely a street escaped loss. the legacies of the disaster are visible throughout the city. this illustrated talk will show slides of surviving buildings, memorials, and tell the story from a southampton point of view. carlton crescent & rockstone place (also staged as a walk) this illustrated talk features the conservation area of carlton crescent and rockstone place, looking at the architecture of these beautifully proportioned terraces, and remembering some of the colourful characters who lived there. welcome to southampton and great britain this talk was designed for the university of southampton induction week as a welcome talk for overseas students. however, it has proved very popular to a wider audience. it describes southampton's history and development. the second part covers what to do in southampton, and its immediate surrounds, and then great britain as a whole. an armchair walk around medieval southampton (also staged as a walk) the 'old town' has some of the best-preserved medieval walls in the country. it is a conservation area containing a unique cluster of scheduled ancient monuments, including the vaults beneath the town, towers and gates. with the aid of high quality slides let me take you on an exploration of southampton's rich medieval heritage. southampton in the 20th. century at the opening of the 20th c. southampton retained the characteristics of a country town despite its population of 105,000. shirley and freemantle had only recently been incorporated, and to the north, many people considered that the country began at the inner avenue. apart from shipbuilding, and map making the town had few industries. however, as the century unfolded southampton expanded its borough limits both into its surrounding districts, and enlarged the docks through an ambitious programme of land reclamation. the town proved attractive to new industries including aviation, vehicle manufacture, and cable production. benchmark periods include the golden age of luxury liners; amazing aviation pioneering; two world wars; 1950's rising prosperity; and the post-war rebuilding of the town centre. by the century's end the city has de-industrialised, and reinvented itself as a centre of education, regional shopping centre, and uk capital of the cruise-line industry. the loss of the s.s. stella: an insight into late victorian society on 30th. march 1899, the ill fated ss. stella left southampton for a channel crossing to guernsey. fifteen miles from st. peter port in deep fog, travelling at top speed, she struck the casquets reef and sank within 10 minutes; of the 190 on board, at least 77 passengers and crew were lost. the humble stewardess mary ann rogers emerged as the heroine of the hour, and several memorials were raised in her honour. on the surface late victorian society appeared confident, but beneath, there were 'end of century jitters', and double standards abounded. southampton 1610 to 1840; from economic decline to prosperous spa town the lack of surviving architecture from the 17th.century gives tes

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