The Society’s “Useful
Links”:
A site providing considerable background on
key buildings and their architects.
An
unusually useful community based-website
A Government-sponsored agency owning,
maintaining
and advising on heritage buildings in
An
built in 1901 on Garden City principles.
is internationally recognised as one of
the finest
examples of early twentieth century domestic
architecture and town planning.
The
and civic societies. Its members include
conservation
groups, residents associations, area societies
and
special interest groups. It works closely with the Civic
Trust
to represent these groups on
St Michael’s is also well known as the organiser of the
annual
music and entertainment including the very popular
Green Days. Now in its 37th year.
“A guide to specialist suppliers, consultants and
craftsmen in traditional building conservation,
refurbishment and design”
A
local site focussed on the non-architectural aspects of
The
Victorian Society is the national society responsible
for the study and protection of Victorian
and Edwardian
architecture and other arts. It was founded in 1958
to fight
the then widespread ignorance of nineteenth
and early
twentieth century architecture. Among its thirty
founder
members were John Betjeman and Nikolaus
Pevsner.
Brentham is a unique development
of 680 houses in Ealing,
not far from
partnership priciples.
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Ealing
Civic Society
An amenity Society registered
with the Civic Trust working
to conserve and improve
the Borough of Ealing. www.ealingcivicsociety.org
Disclaimer:
You access these links entirely at your own risk. The Society shall not be
responsible for loss or damage
no matter
how caused.
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