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London's Lost Village: Podcasts

London's Lost Village: Podcasts

Thu 21st Sep 2023

Welcome to Thames Festival Trust podcasts for the London’s Lost Village project.

Barry Graham talks to us about how he became a lighthouse keeper.
Sarah Rolles talks to us about her journey to becoming a Captain for Uber Boats by Thames Clippers.
Artist Ian Felton speaks about his time as a tenant at Trinity Buoy Wharf, where he has had a studio since 2005.
Sean Collins, CEO of Uber Boats by Thames Clippers, tells us how the River Bus organisation was founded and how it has developed since the late 1990s.
John Chesson talks to us about growing up in London’s docklands during the fifties and sixties before working for the Corporation of Trinity House.
Garry Hunter speaks about his time as a tenant of Trinity Buoy Wharf and his research into the area’s history.
Neil Hargreaves talks about receiving training to be a lighthouse keeper from Trinity House.
Valerie Lawrence tells us about the life of her family living in London’s ‘lost’ village of Orchard Place.
Janet Pell talks about growing up in the East End and her father’s job with Trinity House.
Eric Reynolds tells us about the development of the modern Trinity Buoy Wharf.

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