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Today is the start of a new Twitter account for TICCIH, and we start by announcing the latest TICCIH BULLETIN - freely available to download for members and non-members alike at bit.ly/3gANN0W #TICCIH #industrialheritage

TICCIH has an 'official' Facebook PAGE at facebook.com/TICCIH which is run by the parent organisation, and there are multiple Facebook GROUPS to which members contribute.

TICCIH Europe has made available the slides from a recent workshop on textile mills.

TICCIH Poland shares this story about the plan to blow up a historic bridge for a Tom Cruise film.

Historic England Industrial Heritage Webinars Now Online industrialheritagenetworks.com/2020/08/14/his…

The SIA is hosting a series of online talks on #industrialarchaeology including one by TICCIH'S Australian representative Iain Stuart sia-web.org/ia-online-a-se…

TICCIH conference - Montreal 2021 "Industrial Heritage Reloaded. New Territories, Changing Culturescapes". Deadline for call for papers 31st August 2020. ticcihcanada.org/ticcih-confere… #industrialheritage

The new cover photo is by Adolfo Jonio Montiel (Italian, Uruguayan, 1924-1986) - Dique numero 5 (Dock no. 5) and appears on the Facebook group "Industrial Heritage and Art".

TICCIH'S interest in the history of industry include critical interrogations of global historical interdependencies, contradictions between industrial behaviour and sustainability, & environmental legacies including climate change.

TICCIH Membership information is now available in English, Spanish, Arabic & Russian at ticcih.org/ticcih-members… #industrialheritage

Angus Buchanan, industrial archaeologist, obituary theguardian.com/science/2020/a…

Today is International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. Take a look at our map of listed places connected with slavery and abolition ⬇️ historicengland.org.uk/research/inclu…

40 years ago today the Firestone Factory on the Great West Road was demolished. The 1928 Wallis, Gilbert & Partners building was quickly torn down before it could be listed after the bank holiday weekend, Read more on the building and its life here: ow.ly/sVD750B18nZ

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