Thos.E.Carwardine & Co.Ltd., Kingsland Road photography by John .R. Freeman & Co.Ltd from a glass negative, Formerly site of the Framework Knitters Almshouses.1920

MARE STREET south, nos.89-99 1909 View north from Essex Arms Beerhouse corner of Essex Street (Bocking Street) along terrace front to Westgate St Triangle Hackney

WATSON STREET. STOKE NEWINGTON, 1938 No.43 Watson Street, showing preparations for the building of Hewling House, 1938.

WATSON STREET. STOKE NEWINGTON, c.1964 Watson Street. east-west section, looking west, Watson Street was a cul-de-sac built about 1905. By the 1930s they were in a sorry state but were to survive yet another thirty years www.locallocalhistory.co.uk ›

Link Street looking north to Marian Street from Morning Lane to Homerton High Street, c1930 Homerton Hackney London

Woolworths mare street The final day of trading for the Hackney store was December 29, 2008. The site at 333-337 Mare Street, E8 1HY, was subsequently taken over by Iceland

Old Blue Last, 38 Great Eastern St, London There has been a pub on the site from the 18th century which was originally called the Last. It is supposedly the first pub where Porter was sold. In 1876, . They pulled the Last down and rebuilt the current building as The Old Blue Last.

Clapton Stadium Millfields Road Clapton Hackney The stadium, originally a football ground for Clapton Orient now Leyton Orient, was significantly altered to accommodate greyhound racing and staged its first meeting on April 7, 1928,

New Caslon Letter Foundry at Rothbury Rd, Hackney Wick,

Some of the 111 football games played at Hackney Marshes, London on Sunday, January 28th, 1962. There were 2442 players and 333 referees and linesmen. © Mirrorpix.

The extensive art and antiquities collection from Thomas Windus's historic Gothic Hall at Stamford Hill was sold off in a large, multi-day auction at Christie's in London in February 1855, shortly after his death, dispersing items like

Turnpike House , 270 Stamford Hill, corner of Ravensdale road Hackney N16 1896 Stamford Hill in London was historically served by both horse-drawn and steam trams, and the location of a former turnpike (toll gate)

HACKNEY BROOK Culvert exposed during pipe laying at Stamford Hill bridge and Mare Street. 1909

Gothic Hall Taken from ‘Stamford Hill – Opulent and Healthy’, Anne Wilkinson, Hackney History, 18, pp. 14-26 The 1859 Post Office Directory describes Stamford Hill as ‘opulent and healthy’. Its residents kept private carriages or relied on the coach that

GOPSALL STREET now

GOPSALL STREET.c1980.Shoreditch Corner of Gopsall Street and Pitfield Street,with Brittania Leisure Centre under construction

13-17 Gopsall Street, Hoxton, two-storey houses with semi-basements, earmarked for demolition. These buildings no longer stand, they have benn replaced by the playground of Shoreditch Park Primary School.1973

Gopsall Street School Drill physical education lessons (‘drill’). 1906 Shoreditch Hackney London LCC Photograph Library

cookery class Gopsall road Hoxton Shoreditch 1908

GEORGE RILEY. No.11. Pitfield Street Hoxton Shoreditch Hardware Supplier. c1920 Large ceramic urns, particularly in London, were a sign that the shop was an "oilman" and sold various types of oils.

ROSE & CROWN Public House .Stoke Newington Church Street.The (old) Rose & Crown, Church Street. Watercolour by George Horton.

Lennox House, Cresset Road, Well Street, showing damage to brick ? garage. following an attack by the Luftwaffe (German Air Force), with high explosive (H.E.) bombs, 7/8th October 1940.

Colour illustration showing a thatched cottage bottom of Spring Hill by Spring Lane, Springfield Park Upper Clapton

The Varieties (Variety Theatre or Harwood’s Hall) in Pitfield Street, Hoxton, a short distance from Shoreditch church, was built in 1869 behind the White Horse pub. It was designed by the leading theatre architect, C. J. Phipps, who probably devoted more attention to the pub facade t

CAT & MUTTON pub London Fields 1841 76 Broadway market Hackney aka Cat & Shoulder of Mutton 1 Duncan Place LondonFields 1881 Pub been present since 1745 & since that time been variously called Leg of Mutton & Cat, Cat & Shoulder of Mutton West St

BROADWAY MARKET.Nos.30-36.East side. LONDON FIELDS, c.1958 Elevation to shops from Brougham Road.Lord Duncan pub, 36 Broadway Market, LondonFields, Hackney E8 The address is 36 Broadway in 1934 and earlier, and

1980 River Lea from Walthamstow Marshes looking south from Horseshoe Bend to Clapton Junction Viaduct (photo from save the marshes campaign when Lee Valley Regional Park Authority wanted dig up the marshes for gravel pits)

This image was used in Issue 83 of the Hackney People's Press in an letter addressed 'Nagasaki Day & HCND' from a 'Disgruntled HCND Member'. The image captions the Hackney Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

CLISSOLD PARK, STOKE NEWINGTON. c1910.The Rustic looking bandstand looking east towards the mansion, and showing spire of Old St. Mary's Church. Postcard [by J.R.Uffel

Clissold Park from the air, looking north-east showing bandstand, the mansion, and spire of Old St.Mary's Church. Postcard [by S.T.Williams, 54 Bouverie Road "The Aero Photo Co."].1930.

The morning after a direct hit by a high explosive bomb on St. Matthew's Hospital, Shoreditch, in London, on Oct. 8, 194, .the corner of City Road and Shepherdess Walk which killed many patients and some members of staff and destroyed part of the old south ward block

(Bethnal Green) WORKHOUSE.Well Street. SOUTH HACKNEY. c.1930 The Old Workhouse, Well Street, from the north-west. Taken shortly before demolition. n.d.-c1930?. Formerly the Hackney Theological Seminary or Hackney Academy and after 1871 Hackney College to train Congregational ministers.

River Lea High Bridge Springfield Clapton Hackney 1884 the other side of the river became reservoirs now called the wetlands Hackney Library Services

Laundry girls Connells Steam laundry and Dyeworks on towpath High Hill Ferry River Lea Clapton

Temple Mills Greyhound racing Stadium Temple Mill Lane Stratford Temple Mills Stadium also known as White Temple Stadium was a greyhound racing, whippet racing and boxing venue in East London The track was located on the west side of Temple Mills Lane (Quarter Mile Lane}.

Austin Buildings 1929 small courtyard westside Lower Clapton rd S of St James Church the atmosphere that impressed the artist eluded Hackney Council planners the ritz cinema was built on site in 1930s

Fire vehicle outside ancient houses 219 Lower Clapton Road Hackney buildings demolished and ABC Ritz Cinema built then demolished now Anthony Kendell Court opposite Clapton Pond Gardens (the paddock)

PROSPECT HOUSE, LOWER CLAPTON ROAD,Hackney c1825 Prospect House Seminary,later Howard Lodge entrance to William Adamson's Clarence Nursery, William Pratt's shop [tailor] and a butcher's. Nursery entrance later site of Goulton Road. Pencil sketch 1825

Cookes Pie & Mash and eels Kingsland High road Dalston now a wine bar?

Grecian Theatre, Shepherdess Walk. J.P. Emslie Five views showing the grounds of the Grecian Theatre and the Chinese pavilion, interior of the theatre, an upper room and a staircase during demolition. Five colour photographs of watercolours, 1899. Shoreditch post 1750

Grecian Theatre, Shepherdess Walk. J.P. Emslie: Five views showing the grounds of the Grecian Theatre and the Chinese pavilion, interior of the theatre, an upper room and a staircase during demolition.Five colour photographs of watercolours, 1899.

EASTERN HOSPITAL Homerton Row Views of demolition. April 1982 The history of Homerton Hospital's site begins with the Metropolitan Fever and Smallpox Hospital, which opened in 1867, and the adjacent Homerton Fever Hospital (1870) and smallpox hospital (1871).

Kingsnorth Place, Hoxton, February 1934. Showing Linsey Shop and houses prior to demolition

Kingsnorth Place, Hoxton, March 1934. Showing houses prior to demolition

ALBION HOUSE SCHOOL, MARE STREET. c1800 Front elevation of house later Albion House School. With enclosed area at front possibly part of the green at the Triangle, Mare Street.Albion House Hackney, a boarding school kept by Mrs Perry.Ink sketch showing front

Kingsnorth Place, Hoxton, February 1934. Showing houses prior to demolition as part of slum clearance by Shoreditch Council. In the 1930s, Shoreditch, like other areas of London, underwent slum clearance to replace overcrowded and unsanitary housing with new council estates.

Duke of Cambridge pub 1999-2012 left 1999 right 2012 Queensbridge road corner of Kent street fellows court in background Haggerston Hackney London closed 2006 demolished 2007 ©chris dorley-brown

RAILWAYS. FOOTBRIDGE. LEYTON MARSHES. c 1937 Footbridge and underpass on L.N.E.R. Stratford and Tottenham Line at Leyton Marshes. c 1937RAILWAYS. FOOTBRIDGE. LEYTON MARSHES. c 1937 Footbridge and underpass on L.N.E.R. Stratford and Tottenham Line at Leyton Marshes. c 1937

CHATSWORTH ROAD. CLAPTON, No.71, 1913 when occupied as Baker's shop by Henry Lunken. 1913.

CHATSWORTH ROAD. c1905 junction with Blurton Road with market, c1905. Nos.71-51 showing Lunken German Bakers bakery on Chatsworth Road owned by the German Lunken family was targeted during anti-German riots in London at the start of World War I in August 1914.