Lennox House. Experimental post war housing By J.E.M. McGregor, the Professor of Architecture at Cambridge. Ideas that space below the flats should be used for market to subsidise the rents. 1937. built for the Bethnal Green and East London Housing Association.

rather surprisingly, become a Gaumont house.The building survived until 1981 but was derelict for some years before its final demolition.

han to the hall itself In 1910, when George Coles,(Dalston Boy) a prolific designer of cinemas, installed an improved projection box, the place was known as ‘Ye Olde Varieties’. The upper balcony was removed in 1913. By 1931, the cinema had,

17 Duncan Place in 1881 and earlier, prior to street renaming. aka Duncan Arms in 1861 & 1871; At 36 Broadway Market, London Fields by 1891. This pub closed in 1995

commemoration of Nagasaki nuclear bomb where supporters 'floated hundreds of candles down the River Lea' evoking 'a similar tradition followed each year in Japan'.1982

The Avairy Clissold Park.

The Avairy Clissold Park.

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