
Medway on Screen ProjectMedway on Screen is an exciting new community history project from Screen Archive South East, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Drawing on unique films from the archive, the project will the explore the social and industrial history of the Medway and West Kent in the 20th century. The project aims to use archive films as a catalyst to discover, share and celebrate the many different voices, memories and histories related to the River Medway and the towns and villages it passes through. Community events are being organised throughout the year in Maidstone, Rochester and Tonbridge. By bringing the film material held by SASE to the people of the Medway, the project seeks to share with members of the community in an active process of discovery. Project staff and volunteers from the community will work with participants to gather and preserve individual memories, historical information, oral history interviews and related historical materials uncovered by the people of Medway. Other activities will include public events, screenings, workshops and training opportunities - see an outline of events below. |
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Get InvolvedClick on these links to find out more about the project and the events and activities going on in Medway and West Kent.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Screen Archive South East is part of the University of Brighton. The Medway on Screen project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and run in cooperation with Medway Archives and Local Studies Centre (MALSC) in Rochester, the Centre for Kentish Studies in Maidstone and Tonbridge Library. |
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