Small Builders of Stoke Newington by Wendy Forrest
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Presented at the 12th Stoke Newington History Talks event on Dec 3rd 2019 www.StokeNewingtonHistory.com
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Small Builders of Stoke Newington by Wendy Forrest
- 1. SMALL BUILDERS OF STOKE NEWINGTON
- 6. London Going Out of Town or The March of Bricks and Mortar Cruikshank
- 11. William Redmond Isaac Redmond Decorators Builders William and Isaac Redmond Builders
- 18. Chester Cheston Jnr Surveyor Charles Cheston Solicitor
- 19. Exterior dull, Pevsner ‘The unsatisfactory nature of Cheston’s services is suggested by the fact that when, in 1877, sufficient funds were available to complete the tower, a new design was secured’ Gavin Stamp
- 29. A beautiful Victorian home on one of the prime streets in Stoke Newington
- 32. Layers of London is a map-based heritage project
- 36. Hackney History on Layers of London www.hackneyhistory.org. @HackneyHistory
Editor's Notes
- This is a record submitted by a user telling us about the slums in Blue Anchor Lane, which doesn’t exist today. If you use the map layers you can see Blue Anchor Lane in the 1890’s and the record has a description and photo to help tell the story. If you use the map layer of contemporary London you can see this has now been changed to Mission Place and looks very different. If you then use the 1940-60’s map layer, you can see why. The Oliver Goldsmith estate was built by the LCC in the 1950’s; changing the landscape of the area.