NW London Time Machine
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History and imagery of NW London posted by Mark Amies, with contributions from others. No AI images. Please do spread the word & repost. Originally started on Twitter in 2019. https://pastrewind.wordpress.com/2025/02/25/the-victorian-villa-lost-in-time/
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Final reminder that I will be presenting a talk about Hendon Aerodrome for the Pinner Local History Society tomorrow at 8pm.

More details here www.pinnerlhs.org.uk/forthcoming-...
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I only just found out about this.
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This comes from the larger version.
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1950's Illustrated map of the of Willesden (or Wilsdon) area in 1840.
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Camden workers against rate capping. A 1980s protest badge against the Thatcher government’s restrictions on local government revenue raising and expenditure:
A round badge. It has a white background with the words “Camden Workers” in red. The word “against” is written below in a mock-graffiti style (black and white). Finally, the words “Rate Capping” are written in red.
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Excited to receive my Autumn Newsletter, sent to all the Friends #Ruislip Woods. Keep up-to-date with what’s happening in your local woods.
See here to join the Friends ruislipwoodstrust.org.uk/become-a-fri...
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A delightful vintage travelogue reel at 8:15am taking us to...

HAPPY HAMPSTEAD (1936) on #TalkingPicturesTV
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Between 1946 and 1950, John Logie Baird produced around 600 television receivers from a small factory at 466 Alexandra Avenue, Rayners Lane.
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#OnThisDay 1964: Belmont station was closed by British Railways.
➡️ flic.kr/p/qEfetW
[Top photo - Ben Brooksbank]
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Edgware High Street, circa 1900.
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'The Fruit Stall, King's Cross' (1914) by Charles Ginner

(Yale Center for British Art)
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Is the BX lecture going to happen again?
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Next Wednesday's lecture on Brent Cross has been replaced by David Keen's talk on Amy Johnson, who flew from London to Australia in 1930, breaking all previous records
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#OnThisDay 1916: Kensal Green station was opened by the London and North Western Railway.
➡️ flic.kr/p/C1cBmg
[Top photo - Johnragla]
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I will be doing a talk about Hendon Aerodrome for Pinner Local History Society on October 9th.

More info on their website, here
www.pinnerlhs.org.uk/programme/
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Hampstead - The Roof of London.

1922 London Underground poster by Florian (Harold Sandys Williamson).
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Football on Parliament Hill in 1947, from my post on the history of the hill, also known as Traitors Hill, at alondoninheritance.com
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The main dome at Brent Cross Shopping Centre.
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Entrance 4 at Brent Cross Shopping Centre. Thats the original 1976 signage by the way.
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The Greyhound pub in Hendon.
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The former East Camp at RAF Hendon. All the buildings in this photo are no longer here. The tower blocks were demolished, and the control building and hangers were moved over to the RAF Museum in the early 2000s.