Charlton Reminiscence Parks Project Open Days: Charlton Parks Reminiscence Project Open Days will include an exhibition of information collected so far, including extracts of interviews.
Volunteers will be on hand to explain information, record a story if you have one or if you have photographs we can copy to scan them to include on tour web site.
We are hoping people who still live in Charlton or who lived there previously will attend to view the collected history, contribute a story or suggest item they think we have missed from our research.
Charlton House is in Charlton Village, SE7. British Rail run trains to Charlton Station, a 10 minute walk uphill. Buses 53.54.422.486 stop in the village. The 486 and 422 connect the village to North Greenwich and the Jubilee Line. The DLR runs to Woolwich and buses 53.54.422. above connect Woolwich and Charlton. Street parking is available.
Charlton Reminiscence Parks Project Open Days at Charlton House in London, Greater London on Wednesday, 01 February 2012.
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