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March 17, 1924 -. With a starting capital of $12,500 and working out of William H. Peckham’s tiny apartment in White Plains, NY, Bill and two friends entered the road paving business. Peckham Road Corp. was born. 1927. 1927 -. The company continued to obtain work and this growth led to a need for new offices.
M.Manze pie and mash shop. Image courtesy of Hand Luggage Only. Possibly one of London’s most famous gaffes for pie, mash and liquor, M. Manze is one spot you should definitely stop at while in Peckham – if for nothing else but for the chance to dine on that famous London meal of jellied eels. Understandably, jellied eels aren’t for everyone.
- Take Two Wheels For A Spin
- Get Inked
- Help Make A Delicious Meal For Dozens of People
- Go and See Sake Made
- Craft Your Own Vase
- Take A Stroll Through Peckham's Coolest Corridor
- Collaborate with Like-Minded Creatives
- Support The Local Footy Team
- Get Snappy
- Scoff Authentic Vietnamese Tapas
Established in 2013 by a group of residents with a shared passion for two wheels, Peckham Cycle Club is now a popular community hub. Every Saturday morning they host a free social ride which anyone is welcome to join. If you like that, become a member of Peckham Cycle club for £25 a year and get exclusive perks such as access to the club kit, and d...
Recently under threat from greedy landlords, Rye Lanez Tattooing was partially saved by a flash day, when it seemed half of Peckham turned out to get a tat, and raise funds. The railway arch studio was built from the ground up, and is now home to 14 artists as well as welcoming world-famous artists for pop-up events. It's the biggest tattoo studio ...
There are 13 FoodCycle projects in London and one is right here in Peckham. The charity uses surplus food to create delicious meals for people at risk of food poverty and social isolation. Peckham's FoodCycle takes place in a fantastic community kitchen at All Saints Church every Wednesday and Saturday, serving a free vegetarian three-course meal. ...
The city's first sake brewery, Kanpai opened in Peckham's Copeland Park, after couple Tom and Lucy fell in love with the drink in Japan, and decided to make their own. Interested in how Sake is made? You can join Kanpai’s weekly sake brewery tour (£25pp), where you see each stage of the (painstaking) process, sampling the range as you go. The tour ...
In need of a last minute present for mum? Check out the Kiln Rooms, an open-access ceramic studios. If you’re completely new to pottery, try the one-off taster session. This five-hour class (£85pp) introduces you to throwing on a wheel, and hand-building through demonstrations and exercises. If you fall in love with it, join the 12-week beginners c...
Around 20 independent businesses inhabit Holdrons Arcade — a corridor of wonders, housed in an old 1930s shopping mall. Here you will find local Peckham radio station Balamii; cult fashion stores like Wavey Garms and vintage fashion retailer Little Sister; and Deserted Cactus, which serves up a mean jerk tofu-fried dumpling burger. Peckham Vision, ...
Are you a graphic designer, illustrator, photographer or filmmaker? Rye Here Rye Now is a must visit. This monthly creative meet-up brings together a local community of creative folk to exchange ideas, socialise and network. Rye Here Right Nowtakes place every month in local venues.
Nope, not those hipsters Dulwich Hamlet. We're talking about Peckham Town Football Club. The team was established in 1982 by 13-year-old Bryan Hall. After relentless calls from Hall, the FA finally allowed him to register a new football team. Over the years Peckham Town FC has played all across south London, but now has a permanent home at Southwar...
Peckham is extremely photogenic, and Bright Rooms is an open-access darkroom and studio, for photographers and printers. If you are proficient in darkroom practice, you can choose from hourly packages to suit your needs from four hours (£30) to unlimited hours (£250). If you’re a complete beginner to analogue photography, develop your knowledge of ...
Bar OM is named after the vibration traditionally chanted at the beginning and end of a yoga session, and inspired by the concept of 'Nhậu' — meaning to go for a drink with friends, socialise and eat some food. This place serves incredible small plates like salt & pepper fried squid (£7.80), seafood spring rolls (£6), steamed king prawns (£7.80) an...
History "Peckham" is a Saxon place name meaning the village of the River Peck, a small stream that ran through the district until it was enclosed in 1823.Archaeological evidence indicates earlier Roman occupation in the area, although the name of this settlement is lost.
Jul 28, 2016 · This is how to do Peckham in five hours: Start your afternoon with the South London Gallery, arguably Peckham’s most established art venue. This innovative gallery has recently paired up with ...
Feb 8, 2018 · Peckham is now the place Britons go to for counterculture art, with artists, makers and galleries lured to the area by cheap rents and a recently established East London commuter train line...
