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The private launch party of Moldova Wine in China. They Red (not rose) but Red Champagne is excellent. I also recommend going to the Teppenyaki restaurant where it was held. Yaki Yaki on Hongiao Lu. Great food. Japan level of food!!! Seriously worth the taxi fare!!!
Sega's Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown launch event held at iam8bit in Los Angeles, streamed live online by levelup. photo by @bgateb.
Launch of History SA's latest travelling exhibition Once Upon a Time: Stories of South Australian Childhoods.
Part of About Time: South Australia's History Festival 1-31 May 2014
No, this is not a place to launch your boat. The towpath of the Grand Union Canal is behind the photographer. This is supposed to be part of a riverside walk. The River Ouzel runs through the trees in the middle distance
1 April 2011: HB Culture Magazine Launch party and Kevin Ashford's 40th Birthday Party at Digg's Restaurant and Bar in Huntington Beach. Red Carpet. Photo: Michael Vega
Launch of the Porchlight name at Eastwell Manor, Ashford, June 2008. Special guests included Peter Gilroy, Kent County Council Chief Executive.
Final launch of the space shuttle Columbia, January 16th, 2003. Photos taken from Titusville, Florida.
13.4.05. Dublin. At the launch of NCP (New Communities Partnership). attended by EAMON O'CUIV Minister for Community Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and organised by CAIRDE
©Photo Derek Speirs
Femspectives Launch: 46 Years in the Future
A feminist film series and festival in Glasgow, Femspectives provides a platform for films by women and a safe space for conversation.
Photo by Ingrid Mur
This is Mike's three stage rocket on it's first launching. Unfortunately it failed to separate and was partially destroyed on this launch. A subsequent launch, minus two of the stages, caused more destruction.
1 April 2011: HB Culture Magazine Launch party and Kevin Ashford's 40th Birthday Party at Digg's Restaurant and Bar in Huntington Beach. Red Carpet. Photo: Michael Vega
Hosts and members on the air for the first time, WGXC Launch Party, Location: Catskill NY on 26 February 2011.
Walkbase UK launch event at the Finnish Embassy, London, 22 Sept 2015. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
Walkbase UK launch event at the Finnish Embassy, London, 22 Sept 2015. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
Sega's Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown launch event held at iam8bit in Los Angeles, streamed live online by levelup. photo by @bgateb.
Type:Cargo Ship
Launched:15/06/1904
Completed:08/1904
Builder:Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Yard:Low Walker
We are delighted to share images from the 15 Photographic Folios we hold at the City Library, ships built by Armstrong, Mitchell, Whitworth and Company Ltd. between 1880 and 1931.
These images are, to the best of our knowledge, in the public domain. You are welcome to use them in any way you like – we would love it if you could say you got them from the Newcastle City Library Photographic Collection. We will be adding more images soon
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Launching a New Pop-up Touring Exhibition
Over half a million Sikhs, Hindu’s and Muslims came to Britain because of the upheaval of Partition, the promise of economic opportunities and a safer life. In 2024 Essex Cultural Diversity Project was awarded funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for Sikh, Hindu and (Pakistani) Muslim communities living in Essex to reflect on seven decades of their families' lives, to explore experiences, challenges, successes, and social change from 1947 to today.
Through the project we have captured people’s memories through oral history recordings, films and interviews. The project has created a touring pop-up exhibition by emerging Sikh female historian Simran Bance with original images, memories, materials and artefacts, belongings from the time of the Partition which migrants bought with them when settling in the UK.
The exhibition was launched at a special event at Essex Records Office on Saturday 1 February, which was on display along with the oral history interview recordings. There were also talks and a panel discussion with interviewees, who shared their memories.
Find our more about the project and listen to the oral history accounts at essexcdp.com/project/afterthepartition/