Gloucestershire Society for Industrial Archaeology

Neville Crawford Discovering the tramroad sidings in Gloucester Docks in 1984
Neville Crawford (1920-1990) – Seen here as part of the team which excavated the tramroad sidings in Gloucester Docks in 1984

Neville Crawford was an architect and spent most of his working life employed by Gloucestershire County Council. A long-standing members of the Gloucestershire Society for Industrial Archaeology, he was its Chairman from 1974-1976. He also carried out extensive research into the history of his home village, Woodchester, near Stroud.

Although interested in all aspects of industrial archaeology and local history he had a particular interest “street furniture” which is well represented in this collection of just over 1000 images.

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