- Subjects
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- Swansea Bay's tidal lagoon - the great tidal innovation for future power generation.
- Atmospheric and pneumatic railways of the Victorian era - a novel alternative to the steam locomotives employed by Brunel.
- Longitude and Captain Cook's explorations. Harrison's chronometer - why was it needed? 40 years development of the true marine chronometer.
- British warship propulsion - steam - diesel - gas turbine - electric - nuclear power. Development from inception to modern day.
- Conjurer or magician - an introduction to the various disciplines of magic. Includes practical demonstrations. Nothing revealed.
- Brunel - father, son and grandson - achievements of the famous Victorian engineering family. Isambard Kingdom Brunel was voted 2nd greatest Briton after Churchill.
- Feminine touch at sea - from Cleopatra's fleet, female pirates, whores & lovers to WRNS and the modern fighting woman.
- From teddy boys to mini skirts - a brief look at 50s and 60s culture, fashion and music.
- Baby boomers - 1946 to 1955 were the baby boom years in the UK. Experience the post-war years through the eyes of families of that era and from the speakers, a founder member born nine months after VE day celebrations.
- Address
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1 Harvey Road
Gillingham
Kent
ME8 0BA - Phone
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01634 376849 / 07986 127386
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andytheobald100@gmail.com
- Fee
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£55 donation to cancer charities.
Plus travel expenses: £5 within Medway towns; 40p per mile outside Medway.