"Project Hougoumont Update" Topic
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| John Franklin | 06 Jul 2011 11:53 p.m. PST |
I have taken the liberty of attaching the recent newsletter covering the situation at Hougoumont and the work being undertaken by all of us to save Hougoumont farm. This will be updated with another newsletters in a few days. Please take a few moments to read the contents and if possible to support Project Hougoumont: PDF link Those of you who are interested in assisting, or for more information on the project and the general plans for the farm complex at Hougoumont can also visit the following link: 1815.ltd.uk Many thanks |
| BigLee | 07 Jul 2011 2:55 a.m. PST |
The news about the chapel cross is terrible. Having survived the battle and remained unlooted during two subsequent world wars some scumbags have now nicked it. This isn't just theft, its historical vandalism. BigLee
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 20thmaine  | 07 Jul 2011 1:56 p.m. PST |
Collectors. They spoil everything. |
| John Franklin | 13 Jul 2011 1:35 p.m. PST |
Dear TMPers, Please find attached the July newsletter from Project Hougoumont, which features a fascinating article by Carole Divall, about Arthur Gore's account of the battle of Waterloo: PDF link Naturally, the links on the PDF file do not work, but more information on Project Hougoumont can be found at: 1815.ltd.uk |
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