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1880s

Ann’s Place Sunday School, Pritchards Road, Hackney. Drawing by Edward Offor. Includes Marian Place,1880.
Ann’s Place Sunday School, Pritchards Road, Hackney. Drawing by Edward Offor. Includes Marian Place,1880.

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New River, 1884.
New River, 1884.

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Church Street Stoke Newington, Hackney. 1889. Pen and ink sketch of 29-33 Church Street Stoke Newington. These buildings were demolished to make way for the Board School in 1889. Includes W. Storer’s Forge.
Church Street Stoke Newington, Hackney. 1889. Pen and ink sketch of 29-33 Church Street Stoke Newington. These buildings were demolished to make way for the Board School in 1889. Includes W. Storer’s Forge.

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Opening ceremony of Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, Hackney. 1889.
Opening ceremony of Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, Hackney. 1889.

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The Plough Inn, Homerton High Street, Homerton , Hackney, c.1885.
The Plough Inn, Homerton High Street, Homerton , Hackney, c.1885.

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Lea Bridge Toll Gate, 1886.
Lea Bridge Toll Gate, 1886.

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Homerton High Street, Homerton, Hackney. 1886. View east of Isabella Road to The Peacock public house.
Homerton High Street, Homerton, Hackney. 1886. View east of Isabella Road to The Peacock public house.

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Homerton High Street, north side, Homerton, Hackney. 1884. View east from corner of Homerton Row to Peacock public house.
Homerton High Street, north side, Homerton, Hackney. 1884. View east from corner of Homerton Row to Peacock public house.

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Hackney Free and Parochial School, Chatham Place, Hackney.1886.
Hackney Free and Parochial School, Chatham Place, Hackney.1886.

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Daniel Spills Ivoride Works, British Xylonite Co. Ltd, Homerton High Street, Hackney, c.1880.
Daniel Spills Ivoride Works, British Xylonite Co. Ltd, Homerton High Street, Hackney, c.1880.

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Clapton Congregational Church and Upper Clapton Dairy, Upper Clapton Road west side, Hackney, c.1884.
Clapton Congregational Church and Upper Clapton Dairy, Upper Clapton Road west side, Hackney, c.1884.

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The White Hart public house, Lower Clapton Road, Hackney, c.1884.
The White Hart public house, Lower Clapton Road, Hackney, c.1884.

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Clapton Park theatre, designed by J. T. Robinson for nearly 600, was built for Thomas Turner behind nos. 79 and 81 Glenarm Road. It had begun a precarious existence by 1875, was renamed the Hackney theatre in 1876, later known as the Theatre Royal, and licensed until 1884. After the theatre had served briefly as a forerunner of Clapton Park tabernacle, nos. 79 and 81 were partly rebuilt in 1894, c.1880
Clapton Park theatre, designed by J. T. Robinson for nearly 600, was built for Thomas Turner behind nos. 79 and 81 Glenarm Road. It had begun a precarious existence by 1875, was renamed the Hackney theatre in 1876, later known as the Theatre Royal, and licensed until 1884. After the theatre had served briefly as a forerunner of Clapton Park tabernacle, nos. 79 and 81 were partly rebuilt in 1894, c.1880

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William Harper, Bookseller standing at the door of his shop, No. 32 Tabernacle Walk, 1880.
William Harper, Bookseller standing at the door of his shop, No. 32 Tabernacle Walk, 1880.

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Interior of sitting room at Sutton House, Homerton High Street, Homerton, Hackney, c.1895.
Interior of sitting room at Sutton House, Homerton High Street, Homerton, Hackney, c.1895.

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Cedar House, Stamford Hill, Hackney, c.1880. It was demolished in 1908.
Cedar House, Stamford Hill, Hackney, c.1880. It was demolished in 1908.

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The Mount, 96 Upper Clapton Road (Mount Flats now stand here). Formerly occupied by Messrs. Puckridge and nephew, c.1880.
The Mount, 96 Upper Clapton Road (Mount Flats now stand here). Formerly occupied by Messrs. Puckridge and nephew, c.1880.

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Hackney Union Workhouse and Board of Guardians: foundation stone-laying ceremony for the workhouse extension, 1889.
Hackney Union Workhouse and Board of Guardians: foundation stone-laying ceremony for the workhouse extension, 1889.

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Lea River looking south towards High bridge from the foot of Spring hill, c.1880.
Lea River looking south towards High bridge from the foot of Spring hill, c.1880.

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St. John at Hackney, churchyard looking east along the path at the south end of the Churchyard in the snow, c.1886.
St. John at Hackney, churchyard looking east along the path at the south end of the Churchyard in the snow, c.1886.

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London Fields, pathways meeting by drinking fountain at end of Martello Terrace; showing Martello Street and The Queen Eleanor pub, c.1890
London Fields, pathways meeting by drinking fountain at end of Martello Terrace; showing Martello Street and The Queen Eleanor pub, c.1890

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Stoke Newington Church Street looking north east from near Barn Street; showing Lordship Road, the Vestry Rooms (No.126), the Red Lion pub and the Circulating Library, c.1880.
Stoke Newington Church Street looking north east from near Barn Street; showing Lordship Road, the Vestry Rooms (No.126), the Red Lion pub and the Circulating Library, c.1880.

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Urswick Road, looking south from junction with Tresham Avenue; showing Ram’s Episcopal Chapel Infants’ School, c.1880.
Urswick Road, looking south from junction with Tresham Avenue; showing Ram’s Episcopal Chapel Infants’ School, c.1880.

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Homerton High Street, looking east from St. Barnabas Church, Hackney, c.1880
Homerton High Street, looking east from St. Barnabas Church, Hackney, c.1880

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Amhurst Road and railway bridge, Hackney, c.1880
Amhurst Road and railway bridge, Hackney, c.1880

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Marsh Lane, looking east from corner of Homerton Lane, c.1880.
Marsh Lane, looking east from corner of Homerton Lane, c.1880.

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Mare Street, Hackney during Golden Jubilee. 1887. looking north to railway bridge from corner of Graham Road during Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee celebrations. Includes King’s Head public house. The Railway bridge has the words north London Railway printed on it.
Mare Street, Hackney during Golden Jubilee. 1887. looking north to railway bridge from corner of Graham Road during Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee celebrations. Includes King’s Head public house. The Railway bridge has the words north London Railway printed on it.

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Mare Street, west side, opposite Hackney Tower; showing Matthew Rose’s shop, c.1900.
Mare Street, west side, opposite Hackney Tower; showing Matthew Rose’s shop, c.1900.

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Mare Street, looking south from near Hackney Tower; showing railway coal offices, railway bridge, and Graham Road and Amhurst Road turnings, 1886.
Mare Street, looking south from near Hackney Tower; showing railway coal offices, railway bridge, and Graham Road and Amhurst Road turnings, 1886.

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Pond Lane (now Millfields Road), eastern end, looking east; showing horse-drawn carriers’ wagon, 1882
Pond Lane (now Millfields Road), eastern end, looking east; showing horse-drawn carriers’ wagon, 1882

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Homerton High Street, Hackney, c.1882. View east from corner of Bridge Street (now Ponsford Street). Includes Locomotive public house, T. Bruce and C. R. Heward & Son.
Homerton High Street, Hackney, c.1882. View east from corner of Bridge Street (now Ponsford Street). Includes Locomotive public house, T. Bruce and C. R. Heward & Son.

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Pond Lane (Now Millfields Road), looking east from houses near Clapton end, 1884
Pond Lane (Now Millfields Road), looking east from houses near Clapton end, 1884

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Sir William Guyon Hunter, MP for Central Hackney, 1886.
Sir William Guyon Hunter, MP for Central Hackney, 1886.

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Clapton Passage, looking east, showing houses almost completed, c.1883
Clapton Passage, looking east, showing houses almost completed, c.1883

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Lower Clapton Road, west side, north of junction with Goulton Road; also showing the Windsor Castle Pub and Men on a Quadracycle. 1884.
Lower Clapton Road, west side, north of junction with Goulton Road; also showing the Windsor Castle Pub and Men on a Quadracycle. 1884.

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