The Camden History Society wants everyone to enjoy the history of the London Borough of Camden. We work voluntarily to bring you events, books and newsletters.
To mark International Women’s day, Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre have transferred their successful 2018 exhibition
“Suffragettes and other Feminists in Camden” to an online format. https://t.co/Ys72ylSSTl
@k9 Camden Local Studies and Archive Centre has collections of street scene photographs, in particular the set made by volunteers at The Millennium where every street in Camden
had at least one photograph. The scheme was run by Aidan Flood.
@MarkGrayatMdx Try contacting the excellent Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre in Holborn. Even though it’s shut, archivists are still sometimes able to help people.
@FatanehHamisi@SouthHampstead So sorry that this one wasn’t filmed because we didn’t have copyright for a lot of the archive images. However our lovely speaker said he’d try to answer any questions from you about the history of the area and that he’d do the talk again in future for the local studies library
Take a trip down Kentish Town Road as it was in the early 1900s 💭
Our recent article features an extract from one of @CamdenHistory newsletters.. written in 1974!
https://t.co/BdV4lSKpDJ
Love local history? Tune in at 7.30pm tonight (Thursday) for a free Camden History Society illustrated talk as we follow a bobby on the beat around 1970s Kings Cross. Just follow the Zoom link from our website. https://t.co/ljz48LGwVG
Join Chris Foster, a bobby on the beat in 1970s Kings Cross, in the first of our free live online history talks on Thursday 10th Dec at 7.30pm. Follow the Zoom link on our Events page to hear the fascinating mix of personal stories and historical facts. https://t.co/kENEhB3vZg
Join Chris Foster, a bobby on the beat in 1970s Kings Cross, in the first of our free live online history talks on Thursday 10th Dec at 7.30pm. Follow the Zoom link on our Events page to hear the fascinating mix of personal stories and historical facts. https://t.co/kENEhB3vZg
Discover poets and Pearly Kings in the NEW Streets of St Pancras book. Totally revised and with new research, 9 walks reveal the hidden history of this popular area. Available from today for £11.50 from Camden bookshops or from our online bookshop at https://t.co/a5oMdtX9Pa
Look what's just arrived! One of my favourite publications. I just love being a member of The Camden History Society. I learn so much from it. Well worth joining. @CamdenHistory
This is a wonderful resource for those researching the borough of #Camden An online list of where the borough’s street names come from https://t.co/EzjFWyy4sd Thanks @CamdenHistory
Out of care for Camden History Society members we are postponing all our forthcoming talks and events, including Tues 17th’s talk, until advice about the safety of public places during the coronavirus changes for the better.
Hear author Gillian Tindall (Camden History Society Vice President) talk about her new book The Pulse Glass at Owl Bookshop tonight Mon 2 Dec at 6.30pm. Entry £5. It’s a personal and global history in objects, tracing the memories and meanings of the artefacts that surround us.
OUT TODAY - Camden Changing: a photographic journey through Kentish, Camden and Somers Towns in the 1960s and 70s. Photography by Richard Lansdown, commentary by Gillian Tindall, author of The Fields Beneath. £7.50 from https://t.co/6LvLYk7Iiy
Do you know which chip shop was bugged by MI5? Can you find the Little Mermaid or the lighthouse? Hear author Andrew Whitehead reveal the secrets of Kings X, Thursday April 7.30-9pm, Burgh House, Hampstead. Camden History Society members free. £1 on door.
This thurs 21 March hear from author Rachel Kolsky about the exceptional women of Camden’s past, from entertainers to medical pioneers. 7.30-9pm at Camden Local Studies Library on Theobalds Rd. Entry £1, free for Camden History Society members.