Useful links and resources for people seeking further information about the Greenwich Peninsula and its history.
- Innovation, Enterprise and Change on the Greenwich Peninsula – book by Mary Mills, available to buy online now
- Greenwich Industrial History Blog – Blog from the GIHS Group
- Riverwatch Returns – regularly updated blog by Thames artist Peter Kent who designed the cover image for this site.
- Thames News and Photos – Pictures, news and articles about the tidal River Thames
- Ballast Quay – Detailed history of this interesting site
Greenwich Peninsula History 
Mollasine Company mixed locally dug peat with molasses in buildings in Woodwalton Fen, Huntingdonshire. The works was fairly close to Holme railway station, on the main Kings Cross to Edinburgh line just a few miles south of Peterborough. Could we be talking about the same company? The buildings are now demolished although I have a few photos of them as derelict sheds if any one is interested. I also know the local farmer, again, if anyone is interested!
See ‘Great Fen.org’ for what is happening to the site area recently
yes – I’ m sure its the same. will look out for it and would love to see the photos
Will e-mail or post photos to you if you send me an address. Don’t get to excited because they are mainly rusty corrugated iron sheds!!! The peat was carried from the fields to the sheds by miniature railways
marymillsmmmmm@aol.com