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1. flashbak.com › hackney-then-and-now-londonHackney Then And Now: London Historian Records 30 Years of ...

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   Aug 17, 2020 · A lot has changed around the Kingshold Estate over the last 30 years…. So much in life is about property. So get this: when adjusted for inflation, in 1995 the average price of a home in Hackney was £102,557. It’s now £479,453. In 1995, the median income in London was £19,000. In 2012-13, the median income in London was £24,600.

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3. britishculturearchive.co.uk › hackney-1970s-1980sPhotographs of Hackney in the 1970s-80s | Wayne Waterson

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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.

4. www.artefactmagazine.com › 2018/02/28 › hackneyHackney during the 70s — Artefact

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   Feb 28, 2018 · Hackney during the 70s. By Andra-Maria Ciupitu. February 28th, 2018. 3 Mins read. 1123. 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.

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   What was hackney like in the 70s?

   • All these were shown in the exhibition Another Time, Another Place at Stour Space, throughout February. In the 70s Hackney was a major manufacturing centre, which was heavily supported by the Lesney factory, where hundreds of women made Matchbox cars, toys which will never be forgotten by past British generations.

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   What was Hackney's industrial landscape like in 1959?

   • Industrial landscape And with rising demand came a domination of Hackney’s industrial landscape. By 1959 Lesney appeared to occupy just about every existing building in Eastway by Hackney Marshes.

   Matchbox memories: the toy car factory that dominated Hackney’s

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   Why are hackney carriages a symbol of London?

   • London’s iconic black cabs, officially known as Hackney Carriages, are not just a means of transportation. They are a symbol of the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. The story of these distinctive vehicles, synonymous with London, spans over three centuries. It reflects the evolution of transport, technology, and society.

   The History of London’s Famous Black Cabs

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   What happened to Hackney?

   • However, Hackney has also seen dark moments, especially when it was bombed during World War II, which left it affected for years. Its recovery was slow, and in the 1970s the consequences were still visible: broken down houses and buildings, stalls selling food well past its date of use and children playing on the streets – in one word, poverty.

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6. www.standard.co.uk › lifestyle › london-lifeHackney: Incredible black and white photographs show life ...

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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.

7. londontransporthub.com › the-history-of-londonsThe History of London's Famous Black Cabs | London Transport Hub

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   London’s iconic black cabs, officially known as Hackney Carriages, are not just a means of transportation. They are a symbol of the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. The story of these distinctive vehicles, synonymous with London, spans over three centuries.

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9. www.hackneycitizen.co.uk › 2016/09/07 › lesneyMatchbox memories: the toy car factory that dominated Hackney ...

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   Sep 7, 2016 · With bonnets, boots and windows that opened, as well as diggers and trucks with off-loadable cargo, Matchbox’s attention to detail meant that by the 1960s their fleet of miniature cars was at the top of every boy’s Christmas list. Industrial landscape. And with rising demand came a domination of Hackney’s industrial landscape.

10. museum-collection.hackney.gov.uk › 1970s1970s | Hackney Museum

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    1970. Poster - Hackney's 6th Annual Arts Exhibition. 1970 = 1971. Polaroid 1000 SE land camera. 1977. Kodak EK160-EF instant camera. 01/01/1979. Blues Dance Queen 2. 1974.