Through Our Eyes
"Through Our Eyes" was a free exhibition at Fort Amherst in February 2009, highlighting Chatham and Brompton as they are seen today, and through the eyes of the past. Mixed Media students at Gillingham's Adult Education Centre spent the autumn term creating works for the display. The costs for the exhibition were met by the Chatham World Heritage Partnership Fund.
Images from the event are shown below.
Officers' Terrace, by Ann Palmer
Gibraltar Pub, by Keith Stockford
Fairground on the Lines - June 1953, by Phyllis Diggory
Dockyard Berth, by Rhonda Carr
St Mary's Chatham, George Ralphs
Chatham Dockyard, by Keith Stockford
Churchill's. by Keith Stockford
St Mary's Church, Chatham, by Ron Wiseman
2 Garden Street, Brompton, by Noreen Clare
Garden Street, Brompton, by Noreen Clare
Brompton High Street, by Rhonda Carr
Upnor Castle, by Bryan Veale
The Command House and St Mary's, Jean Norton
King George V, Brompton, by Mary Dummer
St Mary's Church, Rhonda Carr
Prospect Row, by Ann Palmer
The Mast House, by Ann Palmer
Brompton High Street, by Noreen Clare
Chatham Railway Station, by Mike Stacey
Garden Street, Brompton, by Noreen Clare
Empire Theatre, Chatham 1955 (now demolished), by Sylvia Eastwood
Garden Street, Brompton, by Noreen Clare
Chatham Town Hall, 1910, by Gloria Jacobs
173 Marlborough Road, from the Great Lines, by John Frankham
Dressed Overall 'Cavalier', by Ron Wiseman
Hometime, by Anthony Williams
Garrison Church Park, by Pam Roberts
Autumn on the Lines, by Pam Roberts
The Defenders, by Mervin Ward
Admiral's Anchor and Chain, by Clive Bass
Chatham Dockyard, by Wendy Hansford
The Propellor, by Clive Bass
Embarkation at HM Dockyard, Chatham, by Colin Eastwood
'Doris' on the Medway, by Phyllis Diggory
Command House and St Mary's Church, by Betty Saxby-Taylor
Looking Up, by Shirley Weaver
