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CIAS Newsletter Index.Xlsx SIGNIFICANT ITEMS IN THE CLEVELAND INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY'S NEWSLETTERS TITLE No DATE AUTHOR Past industries of the Loftus District (cotton manufacture & Zetland Iron & Brass Foundry) 1 1974 May Owen J S, Pargeter E W Industrial Monuments in Yorkshire 1 1974 May Tomlin D M Publication of "The Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist" 2 1974 Sept Ed J K A Helmshore Mill, Near Rossendale, Lancs 2 1974 Sept Batty F A Last Bessemer Steel made in Britain 2 1974 Sept Ed J K A Copper Production in Britain, 1750-1800 2 1974 Sept Lowndes Mrs M Z National Union of Blastfurnacemen, Ore Miners, Coke Workers and Kindred Trades 3 1975 Jan Ed J K A Fairbairn Crane, Hartlepool Docks 3 1975 Jan Brown M Sulphuric acid: demolition of the last chamber-acid plant in Britain 3 1975 Jan Almond J K Cleveland Mineral Industry 3 1975 Jan Owen J S Fairbairn Crane, Hartlepool Docks 4 1975 May Ed J K A Col. F.E.B. Beaumont and compressed air traction a century ago 4 1975 May Weaver C R Exhibition of Photographs of Industrial Architecture in Hartlepool 4 1975 May Almond J K The Ironmasters' District 5 1975 Sept Chapman S K The Stockton & Darlington Railway: Stockton Week 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A Mill News 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A The Northern Route Stage 2 - result of the Public Inquiry 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A The Ironmasters District 5 1975 Sept Chapman K The Stockton & Darlington Railway 5 1975 Sept Almond J K A Visit to Thirsk 5 1975 Sept Harrison J K Further notes on Thirsk (Letter from J Braddy to F Pattison 14 May 1864) 5 1975 Sept Lowndes Mrs M Z Kepwick Lime Kilns and Tramway 5 1975 Sept Owen J S Cleveland County Riverside Survey and Plan 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A Winding-up of the North-East Industrial Archaeology Council 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A British Steel Corporation Archives in Cleveland 6 1976 Jan Newton S C Ullathorne's Mill, Startforth, Barnard Castle (A correction) 6 1976 Jan Beadle H L Listed Buildings and Scheduled Monuments - what are they? 6 1976 Jan Brown Miss M N Charlie Turner Bailer Twine and Cleveland 6 1976 Jan Lowndes Mrs M Z Removal of Slag Heaps - the changing industrial scene 6 1976 Jan Ed J K A Tocketts Mill 7 1976 May Harrison J K Friction Matches: 150th Anniversary of their Invention in Stockton-on-Tees by John Walker 7 1976 May Thomas Mrs D Industrial Archaeology Round Manchester: the Manchester Summer School 1975 7 1976 May Orton D J Paddle tug John H Amos 7 1976 May Ed J K A Cleveland County Riverside Survey and Plan 5 1975 Sept Ed J K A St John's Mine, Tynehead, Garrigill - destruction of surviving parts of the waterwheel 8 1976 Oct Beadle H L Eston Ironstone Mines 8 1976 Oct Tuffs P Historical Metallurgy Society Conference, September 1976 on Teesside 8 1976 Oct Almond J K More Ironstone evidence disappearing 8 1976 Oct Harrison J K Local Archaeological Societies' Joint Meeting; Aspects of a Year's Archaeology 8 1976 Oct Ed J K A Events in Cleveland 101 years ago - extracts from Pennyman Diary 1875 8 1976 Oct Gallagher Mrs M Frank Elgee - "Man of the Moors" 9 1977 Jan Lowndes Mrs M Z The Association for Industrial Archaeology and its 1976 Conference 9 1977 Jan Tomlin D M Report of November Meeting: Skewers, Spaghetti and Shellac - Early Home Radio 9 1977 Jan Almond J K Report of December Meeting: Match Companies in Cleveland - a Striking Light Industry 9 1977 Jan Almond J K Historical documentary films 9 1977 Jan Tomlin D M Alum and horses 9 1977 Jan Lowndes Mrs M Z Newport Ironworks, Middlesbrough 9 1977 Jan Almond J K Further notes on Newport Ironworks, Middlesbrough 9 1977 Jan Lowndes Mrs M Z Iron-making in Northumberland in the 17th or 18th Century - Excavation at Allensford 10 1977 May Linsley S M Allensford Blast Furnace, drawing of the site 10 1977 May Harrison J K Buildings dating from the 1660s unearthed at Newport, Middlesbrough 10 1977 May Thornton C Tocketts Mill Restoration 10 1977 May Harrison J K Stockton & Darlington Railway Booking Office Museum 10 1977 May Tomlin D M Skinningrove half-day meeting 10 1977 May Jones R E Centenary Exhibitions 10 1977 May Ed J K A Swathey Head Water Mill, Guisborough 11 1977 Sept Harrison J K Alum Works' Notes 11 1977 Sept Chapman S K CIAS on Show 11 1977 Sept Ed J K A The Stockton & Darlington Railway Company's Buildings in Bridge Road, Stockton 11 1977 Sept Tomlin D M Summer Walk Near to Guisborough June 1977 11 1977 Sept Batty F A Kildale Walkabout, Saturday 28 May 1977 11 1977 Sept Owen J S Off the Rails - Saving Railway Architecture. Darlington Exhibition 11 1977 Sept Ed J K A Some Industrial Features in the East Midlands 11 1977 Sept Batty F A Transporter's troubles continue 12 1978 Jan Ed J K A Worth, Mackenzie's Engine Works, Stockton - photographer wanted 12 1978 Jan Ed J K A Tocketts Mill, near Guisborough 12 1978 Jan Harrison J K Stockton & Darlington Railway Buildings at Stockton 12 1978 Jan Tomlin D M Conference of Association for Industrial Archaeology 12 1978 Jan Ed J K A Successful Steel made from Iron Ore containing phosphorus - request for help 12 1978 Jan Ed J K A Meeting Report: 'Bricks and Brickworks of Cleveland' 12 1978 Jan Thornton C Meeting Report: 'The Changing Face of South-West Durham' 12 1978 Jan Wilcock D Three Teesdale Mills 12 1978 Jan Wilcock D A Jet Workshop in Whitby (Where else?) 13 1978 May Owen J S Allensford blast furnace 14 1978 Sept Ed J K A Report on evening visit to ICI Brinefields (19 May 1978) 14 1978 Sept Tomlin D M Mill Notes 14 1978 Sept Harrison J K Stockton Railway Station Roof 14 1978 Sept Tomlin D M Summer Course on Midland Canals 14 1978 Sept Harrop J Visit to Beaumont Mine, Allenheads (14 June 1978) 14 1978 Sept Owen J S Special Series of six Public Lectures - Centenary of basic steelmaking 15 1979 Jan Ed J K A 'Young Engineer for Britain' - who said Windmills were all IA ? 15 1979 Jan Ed J K A Cleveland connection in national drawing success 15 1979 Jan Ed J K A Mill Notes 15 1979 Jan Harrison J K East Midlands Industrial Archaeology Conference 15 1979 Jan Harrison A Association for Industrial Archaeology - Conference in Penzance, Cornwall 15 1979 Jan Tomlin D M The Electric-lamp Centenary, 1979 15 1979 Jan Ed J K A Preservation of Industrial Sites in County Cleveland 16 1979 May Harrison J K, McNab C Exhibition, Cleveland Iron and Steel 16 1979 May Ed J K A Commondale Pottery - Information wanted 17 1979 Oct Ed J K A The Middlesbrough Exchange Building 17 1979 Oct Almond J K Watermills - An account of the summer 1979 excursion 17 1979 Oct Hay T T Middlesbrough Dock to close 17 1979 Oct Ed J K A The First British Iron Warship 17 1979 Oct Ed J K A Portrack Lane Ironworks, Stockton, Condemned 17 1979 Oct Ed J K A Elwick Windmill 18 1980 Jan Harrison J K The Chatterley Whitfield Mining Museum, Stoke-on-Trent 18 1980 Jan Morris C H Thornaby's 'Five Lamps' 18 1980 Jan Ed J K A Tocketts Watermill 18 1980 Jan Harrison J K Watermill Resurrections 18 1980 Jan Ed J K A Railway Relics Threatened 18 1980 Jan Tomlin D M The LNER Creosote Works, Hartlepool 18 1980 Jan Ward J M Tenth Anniversary Issue 19 1980 May Ed J K A Historical Metallurgy Society Conference, September 1980 Newcastle 19 1980 May Ed J K A Details of Hartlepool's match industry 19 1980 May Ed J K A The Opening of the Restored Crakehall Corn Mill 20 1980 Oct Harrison J K Annual Conference of the Association for Industrial Archaeology, Liverpool 20 1980 Oct Tomlin D M News in Brief 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Middlesbrough Dock - now joined the ranks of past industry 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Historical Metallurgy Society's meeting in Newcastle 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Elwick Windmill - going, going, .... 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Commondale Pottery 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Yet more Middlesbrough threatened by demolition 20 1980 Oct Ed J K A Exhibition: Mines and Minerals of Teesdale and Weardale 21 1981 Jan Ed J K A Newcastle Mining Library's uncertain future 21 1981 Jan Ed J K A Jetting 21 1981 Jan Owen J S Clay Bricks 21 1981 Jan Ed J K A Last track removed from the route of the Cleveland Railway 22 1981 May Tomlin D M Report on the former railway from North Ormesby to Linthorpe 22 1981 May Kitching R Duke of Portland's railway in S W Scotland & similarities with later railways in N E England 22 1981 May Hay T T List of Cleveland Sites of IA interest 22 1981 May Ed J K A Proposed demolition of Royal Exchange Buildings, Middlesbrough 22 1981 May Tomlin D M Proposed Mining Museum for East Cleveland 23 1981 Oct Chapman S Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, Wind and Watermill Section: Yorkshire Tour 23 1981 Oct Harrison J K Mine Railways on the South Side of the Eston Hills 23 1981 Oct Owen J S Victorian Letter Boxes 23 1981 Oct Ed J K A Steam Pumping Engines in Darlington - the Tees Cottage Preservation Society 24 1982 Jan Prentice J F Telephones in the Middlesbrough Area, Particularly Before 1900 24 1982 Jan Burley N Sydney Harbour Bridge - Golden Jubilee of the 'Coathanger' 24 1982 Jan Almond J K Query regarding Industrial Tokens 24 1982 Jan Ed J K A The Tom Leonard Mining Museum 25 1982 May Chapman S A Yearby Woods: An Ice House and a Mineral Railway 25 1982 May Owen J S Volunteers wanted for work on Swaledale Lead-smelting sites 25 1982 May Ed J K A Probable Coke Oven in Baysdale 26 1982Sept Owen J S Disused Engine from Newport Bridge to go to Naval Museum at Gosport 26 1982 Sept Morris C H Annual Coach Tour - Durham & Northumberland 26 1982 Sept Hay T T The Wandering Ironstone Pillars of Eston 26 1982 Sept Tomlin D M The doomed Middlesbrough Exchange Building 26 1982 Sept Ed J K A Warrior News 26 1982 Sept Ed J K A Preservation of Mining Relics in the NYM National Park 27 1983 Jan
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