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Jul 2, 2018 · Hackney, 1970s-80s. Wayne Waterson's images capture a time long before gentrification and plant based pop-ups dominated the borough.
Feb 5, 2020 · Life before gastro-pubs: a history of Hackney - in pictures. Garment factory, Shacklewell Lane, 1981. East London in the 70s was raw and vivid, with bombed-out houses, kids playing in the...
Feb 28, 2018 · Hackney during the 70s. By Andra-Maria Ciupitu. February 28th, 2018. 3 Mins read. 1097. Hackney is a picturesque area in East London: the canal and the boats stacked with pots of flowers, the bridge that crosses over them and also the pubs and the red brick buildings which used to be factories. These aspects give the place a unique vibe.
In the 1770s Hackney became home to one of the largest and most celebrated plant nurseries in England, Loddiges Paradise Field Nursery, founded by German born Joachim Conrad Loddiges (1738–1826) and continued by his son George Loddiges (1786–1846), and known as The Hackney Botanic Nursery Garden.
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Mar 21, 2017 · From theatrical performances at Hoxton Baths in the 1920s to the brutalist tower block estates of the 1970s, these photographs take us on a journey of Hackney life over the past 80 years. Click...
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Aug 17, 2020 · Between May 1969 and December 1970 unmarried secretary Margret S., 24, and her German businessman boss, Günter K., 39, were engaged in a clandestine love affair. Günter kept records of the romance, hundreds of color and black-and-white photographs showing Margret S., samples of her hair (head and pubic), her fingernails, empty contraception ...
Nos. 71 to 83 (odd) Paragon Road were erected under the lease of 1809 to Robert Collins (fn. 89) in which an unusual reference to building specifications indicated that a high standard was required. A row of eight houses was occupied by 1813, when Collins's interest had passed to John Scott.
