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Trojan didn’t only make cars. They also made small petrol motors that you could attach to your bicycle, thus presaging the e-bike by many decades. More information https://museumofcroydon.com/whats-on-listings/talk-trojan-ltd-with-david-hambleton
The Glamorgan is probably the oldest building in the ECCO area, first recorded in 1835. Some of its history can be read here https://eastcroydon.org.uk/the-glamorgan-east-croydon-india-pale-ale/ People wishing to attend the appeal […]
There’s a lot of history in the ECCO area to be discovered. Check out our history pages https://eastcroydon.org.uk/the-history-of-east-croydon/ Grants up to £2500. Projects must be completed between 1 February – […]
Photographic portraits by South Croydon photographer, Phil Lewis, In the Clocktower Cafe (Monday – Friday 9am to 4pm) https://www.croydonist.co.uk/phil-lewis/ The Sound Of Samuel Coleridge Taylor in the Museum of Croydon, […]
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The rich and accessible deposit of London clay, particularly in the north of the borough, gave rise to Croydon’s earliest heavy industry – brickmaking. Numerous brickworks were established early in […]
East Croydon Community Organisation 