Please give… heat exchange unit for the Museo Bicknell
We received the email below from Daniela Gandolfi, Director of the Istituto Internazionale di Studi Liguri, owners of the Museo Bicknell in […]
Category: Bordighera
Nino Lamboglia e la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio Artistico negli anni del Seconda Guerra Mondiale
Following the publication Georgio Tribbioli’s video account of his family’s involvement in protecting the contents of the Museo Bicknell in World War […]
Giorgio Tribbioli – il salvataggio del Museo Bicknell nella Seconda Guerra Mondiale
Nel novembre 2024, abbiamo sentito parlare da Tim Leach della famiglia Tribbioli/Taggiasco e del Museo Bicknell. Potete leggere i fatti principali in […]
Giorgio Tribbioli – saving the contents of the Museo Bicknell in WWII
On November 2024 we heard from Tim Leach about the family Tribbioli/Taggiasco and the Museo Bicknell. You can read the basic facts […]
Bordighera British in 1907
Charles Quest Ritson, expert writer on gardens and the Riviera, sent me a fascinating insight into the British in Bordighera in 1907. […]
Tim Leach, the family Tribbioli/Taggiasco and the Museo Bicknell
We were delighted this week to receive a video from our friend Tim Leach in Tende, the resting place of another friend, […]
New papers: Daniela Gandolfi, Giovanni Russo
We are delighted to publish here three papers of interest to our readers and important as resources on our web site for […]
Articoli di Gisella Merello
Gisella Merello (storica, ricercatrice e scrittrice di Bordighera, e Compagna dell’Associazione Clarence Bicknell) ha onorato l’Associazione Clarence Bicknell chiedendoci di pubblicare su […]
Bicknell and Bordighera in The Guardian
Excerpt… set off in search of the largest Ficus macrophylla in western Europe. The tree, commonly known as the strangler fig, was […]
l’Ambulatorio Municipale “Clarence Bicknell”, Bordighera
Questa è una foto affascinante; Pier Rossi, Bordighera.net, grazie per la condivisione. Non avevamo le informazioni a portata di mano quando Valerie […]