Bulletin 95 Published
Photo Caption: The coking plant at the Zollverein World Heritage Site is today looked upon as a quantity of ovens that produced too much carbon dioxide.
TICCIH Bulletin No. 95 has been published and distributed electronically to all current TICCIH members.
Contents of Bulletin No. 95:
TICCIH PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
- REFLECTING ON 2021 – FROM COVID TO COP26: Miles Oglethorpe
REPORT
- THE RESURGENCE OF CHATHAM DOCKYARD: Paul Smith
WORLDWIDE
- BUILDING TOMORROW’S ARCHIVES TODAY: Bernard Bay
- CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT OF RYDE WATER PUMPING STATION: Philip Bennett
- MEMORY AND INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE: Guilherme Pinheiro Pozzer
- SYSERT IRONWORKS: Andrey Burganov, Anastasiya Biryukova and Nadezhda Solonina
MONTREAL CONGRESS 2022
- INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE IN CANADA (PART 1): Alain Gelly
TICCIH NEWS
- AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE: Keith Baker
- INTERNSHIP AT TICCIH AUSTRIA: Enikő Charlotte Zöller
WORLD HERITAGE ISSUES
- URBAN LANDSCAPE AND THE DELISTING OF LIVERPOOL – MARITIME MERCANTILE CITY: Dennis Rodwell
- THE TRANS-IRANIAN RAILWAY: Hassan Bazazzadeh, Mohsen Ghomeshi and Asma Mehan
MODERN INDUSTRIAL MUSEUMS
- REPURPOSING HISTORIC AVIATION BUILDINGS: Allan Winn
- WARSAW’S NORBLIN FACTORY: Michał Bogusławski and Marek Mroziewicz
CONFERENCE REPORTS
- INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE CULTURE IN THE 2020s: Anders Houltz
BOOK REVIEWS
- FROM COTTONMILL TO COTTONOPOLIS: HOW TEXTILE FACTORIES SHAPE URBAN FORM: Massimo Preite
- RAILROADS, A HISTORY IN DRAWINGS: Betsy Fahlman