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2. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHackney: Mare Street and London Fields | British History Online

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   3 days ago · Mare Street was a distinct settlement in 1593. (fn. 4) By that date it may have included the Flying Horse inn, said to have been a staging post perhaps because of its 18th-century name, the Nag's Head, and the Horse and Groom, since all three were timber built. The first two stood at the corners of Flying Horse Yard and London Lane, both ...

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   When did Hackney Downs become a 'community cinema'?

   • From 1982 it was a 'community cinema', offering films for minorities and live entertainments, financed by the G.L.C., which bought the lease in 1983, and Hackney L.B. (fn. 76) Sports included horse racing, on Hackney Downs in 1733 and on the marsh, with an ox-roasting, in 1735.

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   Which Hackney estates were built in 1961?

   • Farther east Hackney's Mapledene and Wilton estates had been built by 1961, followed by the L.C.C.'s Morland and Fields estates, by Wayman Court with a sixteen-storeyed tower by 1975, and Blackstone estate.

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   What newspapers were circulating in Hackney?

   • Early newspapers (fn. 218) circulating in Hackney included the Shoreditch Observer of 1857, continued as the Shoreditch Observer and Borough of Hackney Express from 1867 to 1868 and thereafter, under slightly different titles, until 1915.

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   When was the Hackney Empire Theatre built?

   • The Hackney Empire theatre, nos. 381-91 Mare Street, was opened in 1901. Designed by Frank Matcham to seat 3,000, its ornate front had twin terracotta domes and a central pediment bearing a statue of Euterpe.

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5. thecastlecinema.comThe Castle Cinema - Independent Crowdfunded Community Cinema ...

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   5 days ago · Find out more. We are an independent, crowdfunded, community cinema on Chatsworth Road, Hackney. After a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2016, the space originally housing the historic Castle Electric Theatre was brought back to life! We screen a wide array of cinema, from independent cinema to blockbusters.

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   2 days ago · Dalston, in 1294 Derleston, probably derived from Dedrlaf's tun or farm. (fn. 1) A small hamlet half way along Dalston Lane in the mid 18th century, (fn. 2) it came to denote the built-up area east of the high road. (fn. 3) The area under discussion extends west from London Fields and the edge of Hackney village to Kingsland Road and Kingsland ...

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   4 days ago · Association football clubs included Gresham, the Pilgrims, and the Ramblers in 1875 and Clapton and the Pilgrims in 1886. (fn. 118) Clapton, founded in 1877 as the Downs and renamed in 1878, moved in 1880 from Hackney Downs to North Mill field and in 1888 to a permanent home in West Ham (Essex). It became a leading amateur club, producing ...