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COVER ILLUSTRATION:
In 1836 Dover's first Museum was opened in the
Guildhall in the Market Square but in 1848 was moved to the first floor of
a new Market and Museum built on the south side of the Market Square. The
Museum was badly damaged by enemy action in the 1940s and much of the
collection was destroyed. Its interesting frontage is now restored and
incorporated in the complex of the Museum and White Cliffs Experience. |
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FULL NEWSLETTER |
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Committee |
162 |
Editorial |
164 |
Official Opening of the
White Cliffs Experience - Jack Woolford |
166 |
The Last Words on Lousyberry - Pamela Taylor |
167 |
Market Square Shop Window
Display - John Owen |
168 |
Reviews Philomena
Kennedy; Leo Wright; Gavin Wright |
172 |
Green Forum: The Dover
Society, The River Dour and Sewage
Disposal - Leo Wright |
175 |
Re-Cycling |
176 |
Local Issues Update,
Adrian Galley; Phyllis Dobbins; John Gerrard |
181 |
Memories of Old Dover |
185 |
Calais Accueil |
186 |
Concert - The Kent
Concert Orchestra |
188 |
Lydden Pond Project |
190 |
A Paper Conservator
Writes About Her Work - Deborah Colam |
192 |
Village Children’s Views
of Dover |
193 |
Conviviality & Conundrums |
194 |
The Tram Shelter at Elms
Vale Road |
195 |
Visit to Finchcocks |
196 |
The Environment and The
National Curriculum |
199 |
The Four Leopards’ Faces |
200 |
Crossword No. 3 |
201 |
Membership News |
202 |
Crossword Result - No. 2 |
204 |
The Golden Triangle |
211 |
Application Form |
212 |
Objectives of Dover Society |
213 |
Programme |
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