GRANITE WHARF
General information on Granite Wharf here
MEDIEVAL TIDE MILL
The Tide Mill – item on Greenwich Industrial History blog announcing the finding of the mill
Greenwich Medieval Tide Mill – item on Greenwich Industrial History blog reporting on a talk about the mill
Water power in medieval Greenwich– item on Greenwich Industrial History blog reporting on an article on the mill
GRANITE WHARF
John Mowlem and Granite Wharf – article by Mary Mills written for Bygone Kent
geolgal wal0001 – brochure about the a copy of the wall at Watchett Station
Brochure on relocation of the Cadet Place Wall. lovells cadet place wall0001
Letters on the Cadet Place wall and more letters robinson letters0001 from Geologist Eric Robinson describing the wall
Curiosities of Swanage – the Great Globe, extract from book about Swanage
George Bullock
Bargebuilder
John West
Bargebuilder
Wimpey/Tarmac
LRA Report on Wharves – London Rivers Association Report, 1980s
Wilders and Walker Moorings
(cf Shrubsall)
Edwards
Factory and sheds 1850-1860
Ovenall & Nelan Ltd.
Barge and tug repairs 1950s
ACE MACHINERY/KENTISH BRICK COMPANY
William, Basil ad Percy leased Granite Wharf and Yard in 1922. Their father had been a contractor for iron and steel – railway track – based from 1880 at Creek Road in Deptford. In 1936 they moved to Westmoor Street, Charlton having built up a business in sewage treatment machinery.
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