2022 Granny's Attic Exhibition - Revision history

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+Below.   Members of the Local History Group.
+[[File:Grannys Attic Exhibition Oct 2012 02.jpg|center|thumb|l-r. Rosemary Mortham, Rita Probert and Margaret Gray]]
-visitors investigating and discussing the exhibits.
+[[File:Grannys Attic Exhibition Oct 2012 01.jpg|center|thumb|Margaret Gray]]

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	on the right >>>>> An early gramaphone had to be wound up like a clock so it would spin the turntable. A flat vinyl record contained a single groove - sound track - in which a needle rested and vibrated according to the route of the groove - this was translated into sound via a diaphragm (loudspeaker).		on the right >>>>> An early gramaphone had to be wound up like a clock so it would spin the turntable. A flat vinyl record contained a single groove - sound track - in which a needle rested and vibrated according to the route of the groove - this was translated into sound via a diaphragm (loudspeaker).

−	[[File:Grannies Attic 04.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Some lace, hand made in those days. ~~Indeed the village~~ had a thriving industry ~~and one wonders whether the village name is derived from the fact~~.]]	+	[[File:Grannies Attic 04.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Some lace, hand made in those days. The locality had a thriving lace industry. ]]

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−	~~on the right >>>>>Some~~ visitors investigating and discussing the exhibits.	+	visitors investigating and discussing the exhibits.

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-[[File:Grannies Attic 13.jpg|thumb]]
+click [[The Local History Group]] for list of other exhibitions[[File:Grannies Attic 13.jpg|thumb]]
 [[File:Grannies Attic 11.jpg|left|thumb|A hot water bottle - bedrooms seldom had any heating.]]
 '''Exhibition Summer 2022'''   '''Granny's Attic.'''
-'''Exhibition of Domestic Bygones, mostly Victorian/Edwardian'''.  Collated by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Rosemary_Mortham Rosemary Mortham] and held in the garage at [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Pondside Pondside], [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Kiln_Lane Kiln Lane]. Lacey Green.  The new local history media wiki being developed was also demonstrated.
+'''Exhibition of Domestic Bygones, mostly Victorian/Edwardian'''.  Collated by [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Rosemary_Mortham Rosemary Mortham] and held in the garage at [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Pondside Pondside], [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Kiln_Lane Kiln Lane]. Lacey Green.
 on the right >>>>>Table crockery was invariably made of china.

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		+	on the right >>>>>Some visitors investigating and discussing the exhibits.

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 [[File:Grannies Attic 01.jpg|thumb|A more portable version of the sewing machine behind a crochet bag ]]
 At the end of the line of text, a lever was used to return the roller back to the start of the line and rotate the roller just enough to move to the next line.   Typo's meant winding the paper so you could paint out the mistake with a white fluid.
-[[File:Grannies Attic 07.jpg|left|thumb]]Re-aligning the paper to resume, could be a problem.
+[[File:Grannies Attic 07.jpg|left|thumb|The large item a the back is either a bath to use wherever convenient and hopefully private, hand filled with warm water; or for hand washing larger items such as bed sheets.   No such thing as a washing machine.   Sometimes they used a copper boiler to clean personal items.
 Note the selotape dispenser - that hasn't changed but for it now being plastic and much lighter.
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-on the right >>>>> An early gramaphone had to be wound up like a clock so it would spin the turntable.  A flat vinyl record contained a single groove - sound track - in which a
+on the right >>>>> An early gramaphone had to be wound up like a clock so it would spin the turntable.  A flat vinyl record contained a single groove - sound track - in which a needle rested and vibrated according to the route of the groove - this was translated into sound via a diaphragm (loudspeaker).
-[[File:Grannies Attic 04.jpg|left|thumb]]
+[[File:Grannies Attic 04.jpg|left|thumb|Some lace, hand made in those days.  Indeed the village had a thriving industry and one wonders whether the village name is derived from the fact.]]

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 corner - you now use your phone - much
-[[File:Grannies Attic 02.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Grannies Attic 03.jpg|alt=|thumb]]
 better when out jogging.

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 Note the selotape dispenser - that hasn't changed but for it now being plastic and much lighter.
 [[File:Grannies Attic 03.jpg|thumb]]
-Remember the portable radio, bottom left corner - you now use your phone - much better when out jogging.
+Remember the portable radio, bottom left