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Discover #London's East End facts. Articles on East End heritage, history & people. I grew up in 1970s #eastlondon - Malcolm Oakley
East London, England
Joined July 2013
Blog Archive: Chas and Dave: The Rockney Legends of East London
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Learn about Chas and Dave, who created a unique musical style called rockney that mixed pub singalong, music-hall humour and cockney slang.
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Blog Archive: The role of East London in the Industrial Revolution
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Learn about the role of East London in the Industrial Revolution, from its factories and industries to its innovators and social reformers.
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Blog Archive: London 2012 Olympics – The Legacy
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What does the Olympic legacy give to Stratford, East London? The area immediately benefited from improved transport links and new cultural sites.
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Blog Archive: Beckton Gas Works History – East London Victorian Industry
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The site of the Beckton Gasworks was huge, covering over 500 acres. It had its own piers on the Thames. The gasworks have been used as a film set.
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Blog Archive: The History of Ilford: From Mammoths to Modernity
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Learn about the history of Ilford in East London. Ilford has witnessed the discovery of mammoth fossils to the development as a garden suburb.
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Blog Archive: Stratford Langthorne Abbey History
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If you want to see what is left of the once magnificent abbey, you have to visit All Saints West Ham Parish Church; this displays an original stone window.
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Blog Archive: History of The Prospect of Whitby in Wapping
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Learn about the history and legends of The Prospect of Whitby, a historic pub in Wapping that dates back to 1520. Discover its famous patrons.
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Blog Archive: Dagenham’s Vibrant Journey: Unfolding its Rich Modern History
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Explore Dagenham's history from its industrial revolution to its social change, architectural heritage and natural landscapes.
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Blog Archive: Walthamstow History East London. Discovering the Past and Present of this Vibrant Neighbourhood
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Explore Walthamstow's captivating history, from its ancient origins to its modern-day charm. Discover the people, places and events.
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Blog Archive: St Mary-le-Bow: A Historic Church in the Heart of London
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Learn the history and architecture of St Mary-le-Bow, a church in the City of London. Discover how it was founded by Lanfranc, rebuilt by Wren.
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Blog Archive: Museum of The Home in Shoreditch: Discover the History of Home Life
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Visit the Museum of The Home in Shoreditch to explore home and home life from 1600 to the present day. Discover exhibitions and events. Free entry.
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Blog Archive: Manchester Hotel, Aldersgate Street, London | WW2 Photos
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The Manchester Hotel, London, corner of Aldersgate Street and Long Lane was attacked by German bombs in December 1940 and gutted by fire.
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Blog Archive: How the East India Company Changed the World and East London
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The East India Company was a British trading company that shaped East London and the world. Learn about its history, its impact and legacy.
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Blog Archive: London City Airport: A Brief History of Its Origins and Development
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Learn about the fascinating history of London City Airport, from its humble beginnings as a docklands airstrip to its modern status.
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Blog Archive: History of Millwall East London
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One of Millwall’s greatest claims to fame is its connection with the famous engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel. In the 1850s, he built the SS Great Eastern.
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Blog Archive: Facts About London Underground
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Fun facts about the stations and lines you might be using if you use the tube in the East End. Fun facts about London's underground railways.
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Blog Archive: Essex: A County of History, Culture and Nature
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Discover Essex, a county in the East of England that offers something for everyone. Explore its historic towns, villages and seaside resorts.
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Blog Archive: Hackney: A Vibrant and Historic Borough in East London
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Hackney is a vibrant and historic borough in East London. From its world-renowned street art to its thriving independent businesses.
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Blog Archive: Saddlers Hall Cheapside | WW2 London Photos
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Saddlers' Hall is one of the oldest and most prestigious livery halls in London. It is the home of the Worshipful Company of Saddlers. WW2 photos.
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Blog Archive: Brick Lane, East London: A Vibrant and Historic Neighbourhood
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Brick Lane is a vibrant and historic area of East London. It is known for its curry houses, street markets and artists.
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