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A Space for us – People’s Museum Somers Town is open. You can visit us at 52 Phoenix Road NW1 1ES between 11-5.30pm on Wednesday to Friday and Saturdays 11-4pm.. Visit for a unique gallery of history of an urban area in change: old photo albums, Radical Poster wall, books and material in our small reading library, and you can also see old films of slum clearance, and available, too, is ...
Somers Town, the area mainly on the north of Euston and St. Pancras Stations, was built on an estate formerly belonging to the Charterhouse. In 1608 it was sold by Thomas Smith, cordwainer, to Margaret Hawkins. On 13th June, 1621, it was sold by her executors to Anthony Lewes of Burton, Gresford, ...
The Somers Town Memory Project aims to record social history here. Find out more or contact us below. Contact: info@aspaceforus.club OR send us a message below! Capturing the ‘Spirit!’ of a dying area. Sandwiched between three London terminals, Somers Town is yet again to undergo immense change – once a cohesive solidly working class ...
START has run the Festival in Somers Town for 20 years. We’ve had stages with live bands of many cultures, from samba to Bengali, from hip hop to Palestinian dance, art shows to s cience, football, Tai Chi, Gurkhas to Pearlies, funfairs, History Club, competitions & prizes…
Visit us the People’s Museum: A Space for us Somers Town at 52 Phoenix Road, NW1 1ES Group visits Visit the museum: we can adapt to groups: we’ve hosted groups from schools interested in their local area with quizzes and group work: to academics: those studying Urban Sustainability, urban planning, change or architecture, or Somers Town as a case study in the development of cities.
21 de ago. de 2008 · Somers Town is a place name that appears on the London A-Z street map, superimposed in capitals on the area around St Pancras and King's Cross, tending to baffle those Londoners who notice it.
10 de ago. de 2011 · Be kind and courteous. We're all in this together to create a welcoming environment. Let's treat everyone with respect. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required. 2.
