Teddington Collection
Teddington, a place steeped in history and innovation
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Teddington, a place steeped in history and innovation. From the iconic Mass spectrometer of 1954 to the picturesque Teddington Lock on the River Thames, this London suburb has it all. It was here that the groundbreaking Pilot ACE computer came to life in 1950, paving the way for modern computing as we know it. As you stroll across the bridge near Teddington Lock, you can't help but be captivated by its beauty and tranquility. The scene is reminiscent of a painting, with barges gently gliding along the Newark Abbey Thames Lighter canal. The lock itself seems to glow with an ethereal light, creating a mesmerizing sight. In this vibrant neighborhood stands NPL headquarters since 1906 - a hub of scientific excellence and discovery. Here lies the ship testing tank where engineers meticulously study propeller cavitation, pushing boundaries in marine technology. Teddington's connection to aviation is also notable; it proudly showcases a portrait of Barnes Wallis - an engineering genius behind inventions like bouncing bombs during World War II. This legacy extends further with references to Supermarine Spitfire aircraft from 1940. Stepping back in time takes us down Broad Street in early 1900s Teddington. A bustling thoroughfare filled with shops and people going about their daily lives; it serves as a reminder of how much this community has evolved over time while still retaining its charm. From scientific breakthroughs at NPL headquarters to serene moments by Teddington Lock on the River Thames, this captivating suburb offers something for everyone. Whether you're fascinated by history or simply seeking solace amidst nature's wonders, Teddington will leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind.