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Croydon history news at 7 January

Posted on January 8, 2018 by seancreighton1947

As everywhere else in the country there is an appetite for local history in Croydon. The Local Studies Forum which is made up of representatives of the various societies, independent historians , the Croydon Museum and the Whitgift Archivist produces … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 18thC black people, Cane Hill Hospital, Empire Windrush, First World War, Gustav Holst, Labour Party, orange trade, Peace, railways, ration books, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Spanish flu, US Sedition Act, votes for women | Leave a comment

South-West London history talks & walks

Posted on May 19, 2017 by seancreighton1947

Monday 22 May. 2.30pm. Vauxhall Gardens history walk David Coke, co-author with Alan Borg of Vauxhall Gardens: A History, will lead ‘The Heyday of Vauxhall Gardens’, a Vauxhall Society guided walk, on Monday 22 May. The walk marks the traditional seasonal … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Battersea, Battersea High St, Blitz, industries, Lambeth, Putnery Debates, Putney, railways, Streatham, Tooting Common, Vauxhall Gdns, Wandsworth, Wandsworth Prison | Leave a comment

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	Norbury Update \| Nor… on History Update 21 May
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	History & Social… on Inquiry Inspector given reason…

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