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2 days ago · Hackney Village c. 1830. Most houses were much smaller, on fragmented copyholds, and were repeatedly rebuilt. Six tenements were held in 1653 by Ralph Macro, a saddler of London, presumably on land north of the Vicarage and held by his son and namesake, a physician, in the 1690s. (fn. 22) Church Street, although populous, paid less rates in ...
4 days ago · Hackney was among the places from which London was authorized to draw water by an Act of 1543, which eventually led to the creation of the Hampstead Water Co., and the Lea at Hackney marsh figured as a possible source in unrealized proposals of 1610.
May 15, 2024 · New stations called Hackney Central and Hackney Wick (a resiting of Victoria Park) were opened in 1980 as part of the North London Link line, revived by British Rail with help from the G.L.C. The entire line from North Woolwich to Richmond was reopened for electric trains in 1985, with stations at Hackney Wick, Homerton, Hackney Central, and ...
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5 days ago · This section treats the modern Mare Street as far north as Hackney Grove, including the stretch south of the Triangle, which until 1868 was called Cambridge Heath. It also includes London Fields, both the open space and the built-up land east and south of it. Mare Street was a distinct settlement in 1593.
May 3, 2024 · After tacos at Del 74, a dance at gay bar Dalston Superstore, everyone heads to The Shacklewell Arm. This dingy pub, full of old records and band merch, draws a surprisingly Hollywood crowd: think Saoirse Ronan, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Irish heartthrob Paul Mescal, who once danced here to Depeche Mode in a white tank top.
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1 day ago · Travel 22 May 2024. Hackney: London's Hipster Paradise. Discover the best and trendiest places to eat and stay in Hackney, Shoreditch and beyond. Editor's Pick London Hotels Travel. Situated in northeast London, Hackney is often considered to be one of the city’s main creative hubs, a district filled with markets, music and delicious food galore.
Balham 1940; Hackney 1957; Arvon Rd 1970s; London 1937. The Barratt Shoes shop. On the Balham shot, it looks as though this was taken from what is now the Costa, looking north-east, and the Barratts sign is on what is now the EE shop, next to Sainsburys. 1.1M subscribers in the london community.
