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Contents of Warwickshire tomb could solve Shakespeare debate

Posted by Katherine on February 19, 2010 in 17th Century, Local, News

I’m now spending most of my time in the Warwickshire area instead of West London, so I’m going to try to utilise my position to look into the local history of this area. For this reason, I’m going to start…

1901 footage of Ealing Broadway

Posted by Katherine on April 2, 2009 in 20th Century, Local

If you know Ealing Broadway at all, you will probably find this video fascinating. Its a film taken in 1901 from a tram travelling along the Uxbridge road from about where WHSmith is now all the way through Ealing Common….

Ealing Broadway 1938-1957

Posted by Katherine on April 2, 2009 in 20th Century, Books, Local

These photos are of Ealing Broadway from Britain in Old Photographs and are compared with my photos taken this year. This first one was taken in 1938 and shows The Feathers pub, a no. 97 bus to Brentford and the…

Northfields Avenue 1907-1913

Posted by Katherine on February 24, 2009 in 20th Century, Books, Local

Here’s a few more photograph comparisons of Ealing, West London, this time of Northfields Avenue. Again the old photos are from Britain in Old Photographs and the new ones I took a few weeks ago. These all show the junction…

A few more old Ealing photos

Posted by Katherine on January 20, 2009 in 20th Century, Books, Local

I’ve taken a few more photos for comparison, again using the Britain in Old Photographs book, and I expect to post a few more over the weeks as I improve my cropping speed. These two photos above are of High…

Ealing – then and now

Posted by Katherine on January 10, 2009 in 19th Century, 20th Century, Local

I’m afraid I’m going to indulge myself in a little nostalgic local history now. I live in Ealing, now a suburb of greater London, but previously a small town in its own right. These images are from a book of…

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Shouldn’t children find history at home?

Posted by Katherine on May 26, 2008February 12, 2019 in Local, News

I recently came across a great article on The Observer website by historian Tristram Hunt, talking about the lack of knowledge of British history among British children and arguing that: The news that only one-third of Britons can recognise the…

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