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This event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/tfLSeMjMyIE.

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< A Cellar in the Rookery, St Giles, by John Wykeham Archer; 1840s (British Museum; Registration number 1874,0314.114)

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< Transit of Mercury as captured at Hampstead Observatory in November 2019 (Image: Lester Hillman) 

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< Dining Room, Warwickshire House, Gower Street, 1920s

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< London Mechanics’ Institution, Southampton Buildings, 1824

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This zoom talk was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/gQvG735YiUM

< Camden Place, Chislehurst.

< Collage of photos by Averil Nottage

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.This talk was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/B-BFFA7TncE

< William Stukeley’s ‘Druid’ garden in Kentish Town

< Regency Café, Pimlico, 2020 (Image: Dan Carrier)

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< Entrance range and services building elevation, Pickfords, Camden Goods Yard

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< 'Theobalds Road after the great air raid of 10/11 May 1941 (Image © Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre)

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< Image:  Fortunino Matania, Women and Children First, 1912; in public domain.

< The spot where the girls are buried in Highgate Cemetery.

< The New River flowing through North London.

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Image: Shaftesbury Theatre (credit Chris Foster)

< Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate, 2021 (Image: Caroline Sharp)

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< Don Cook’s flat barricaded.

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< The former Lyndhurst Hall, Warden Road, Kentish Town, 1985 (Image: Christine Dyos)

Image: Millie Miller (credit Bernard Miller).

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This event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/tj7QgGY8hm8

Image: Beatrice McCabe (a member of the Hampstead Ethical Institute); from a Women's Freedom League postcard, produced as part of the 'Suffragettes at Home' series.

Image: 80-90 South Hill Park (Image © Historic England / James O. Davies).

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Image: Church of St Mary the Virgin, Primrose Hill: 1900s view from east (CERC postcard).

Hear how the largest drinks firm in the world operated from Camden Goods Station and was a roaring success for nearly 100 years, undercutting French wine and filling a special daily steam train to send wine around the world. This event was recorded and is available to view on https://youtu.be/6obF1EYjY-4

Image: Gin Distillery (Diageo Archive)