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Mark Bery

@SocStreatham

Streatham resident 39 years (Lambeth and Wandsworth). Secretary Streatham Soc. Tooting Commons Management Advisory Comm. Trustee Woodfield Proj. SPURS S/T

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LAMBETH TOUR GUIDES
Are you interested in the history of Lambeth and want to learn more?
You could become a professional tour guide by joining the next Accredited Lambeth Tour Guides Course starting in September at Morley College.
See details in the flyer below.
Morley College London

LAMBETH TOUR GUIDES Are you interested in the history of Lambeth and want to learn more? You could become a professional tour guide by joining the next Accredited Lambeth Tour Guides Course starting in September at Morley College. See details in the flyer below. @morleycollege
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A few tickets still available for the 2 events in May tinyurl.com/bdz49nc8

The programme for the Heritage day on 1 June 2024 The Woodfield Pavilion will be announced shortly. Includes the Balham Society tooting history Dr Tom Bolton Streatham and Brixton Chess Club and others

A few tickets still available for the 2 events in May tinyurl.com/bdz49nc8 The programme for the Heritage day on 1 June 2024 @WoodfieldPav will be announced shortly. Includes the Balham Society @tootinghistory @teabolton @Streathamchess and others #LocalHistory
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Elizabeth (or Elisabeth) Silkton stitched this sampler in 1762, when she was 14. She worked the sampler at a school founded by Lady Elizabeth Howland in Streatham (then outside London) in the early 18th century. Elizabeth stitched her piece in honour of the school's benefactress

Elizabeth (or Elisabeth) Silkton stitched this sampler in 1762, when she was 14. She worked the sampler at a school founded by Lady Elizabeth Howland in Streatham (then outside London) in the early 18th century. Elizabeth stitched her piece in honour of the school's benefactress
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A stellar cast - John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Peggy Ashcroft and, in two small roles, Alec Guinness - opened on 27th April 1936 in Romeo And Juliet at .

A stellar cast - John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Peggy Ashcroft and, in two small roles, Alec Guinness - opened on 27th April 1936 in Romeo And Juliet at #StreathamHillTheatre. #OTD
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Another one for 18 May Loughborough Road SW9 history - nothing to do with ‘The Sausage King’ but I’ve just been learning about ‘The Society of Royal Cumberland Youths’ SRCY & here in lies their Master from 1914-1933, John Daniel Matthews eventbrite.co.uk/e/people-of-st…

Another one for 18 May @RoadSw9 - nothing to do with ‘The Sausage King’ but I’ve just been learning about ‘The Society of Royal Cumberland Youths’ @SRCY_bells & here in #StreathamCemetery lies their Master from 1914-1933, John Daniel Matthews eventbrite.co.uk/e/people-of-st…
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My heart is bursting with joy and happiness. To receive a BAFTA Fellowship is something I never dreamed would happen to me. All I did was try to make a difference to the lives of others. Hope my Babies are happy for me ❤️

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Help save Streatham-Croydon RFC - we have launched a GoFundMe as we are in dire need of financial support. More details at the link! Please help if you can gofund.me/d580bd63

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for this week takes us back to 1972
Derwent Company television shop. Stylised Art Deco shop front at the High Rd end of Leigham Avenue.
Photo courtesy of Graham Gower

#ThrowbackThursday for this week takes us back to 1972 Derwent Company television shop. Stylised Art Deco shop front at the High Rd end of Leigham Avenue. Photo courtesy of Graham Gower #StreathamHistory
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A few tickets still left for tours of the grounds and gardens of Park Hill on 26th May.
Book for 2pm if you are willing to endure me as your guide or 3pm if you would prefer the inimitable John Brown as your tour leader.

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Following the AGM on 7th May 2024, John W Brown will give an illustrated talk on The Duke's of Bedford, the Streatham connection
This talk is dedicated to Graham Gower who sadly passed away in March 2024

Following the AGM on 7th May 2024, John W Brown will give an illustrated talk on The Duke's of Bedford, the Streatham connection #StrreathamHistory This talk is dedicated to Graham Gower who sadly passed away in March 2024
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15 April 1755 a 'Dictionary of the English Language' by Samuel Johnson was published.
Johnson had an apartment at the Thrale's house in Streatham

#OTD 15 April 1755 a 'Dictionary of the English Language' by Samuel Johnson was published. Johnson had an apartment at the Thrale's house in Streatham #Lexicographer #StreathamHistory #Streathampeople
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A really interesting walk this afternoon by Trudy Kuhn of the Lambeth Tour Guides Association on 'Secrets of Streatham Village'
Many thanks Trudy.

A really interesting walk this afternoon by Trudy Kuhn of the Lambeth Tour Guides Association on 'Secrets of Streatham Village' Many thanks Trudy. #StreathamHistory
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Sir Thomas Raffles Hughes KC was Chairman of the General Council of the Bar from 1920 to 1931 and was knighted in 1926.
He died on 24th October 1938 and is buried at Streatham Park Cemetery.
Photo courtesy Richard Biddulph

Sir Thomas Raffles Hughes KC was Chairman of the General Council of the Bar from 1920 to 1931 and was knighted in 1926. He died on 24th October 1938 and is buried at Streatham Park Cemetery. Photo courtesy Richard Biddulph #StreathamHistory
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