Brian Lancaster uses, among others, the letters that Eva Byron, Edmund’s youngest daughter, wrote to her brother Eric in the first decade of the nineteenth century to illustrate the frustrations […]
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A talk by Roger Squires. The Regent’s Canal was built between 1811 and 1820. It connected the Grand Junction Canal’s Paddington Arm, opened in 1801, to the Thames at Limehouse, […]
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A talk by Eleanor Redshaw – In my Grandmother’s Footsteps. “I am named after my Grandmother, Eleanor Higginson, who was born in the East End of London and I knew her […]
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A talk by Lindsey Ould, Borough Archivist for Croydon and Honorary Archivist of St. Mary the Blessed Virgin Addington. Addington is an ancient parish about four miles from Croydon with […]
Jon Newman, Archives Manager at Lambeth Archives, uses the nine mile journey along the old coach road between Kennington and South Croydon as a way of framing the history of […]
East Croydon Community Organisation 