Hackney Collection (#13)

Lieutenant R. Davies
Lieutenant Robert Davies(1900-1975), who received the George Cross for commanding the bomb disposal unit which saved St. Pauls Cathedral during the Blitz

Filling Oil Cans - Hackney Wick
A female employee fills BP Oil Cans at a plant in Hackney Wick, London

Filling large fuel barrels - Hackney Wick
A factory employee checks progress as large barrels are filled with fuel oil at Hackney Wick, London

Air and Petrol test - Hackey Wick
Female employees at the BP works at Hackney Wick, London perform an air and petrol test

Sealing Cans - Hackney Wick

Spirit Photo Ada Dean 1920
Spirit photograph by medium, Ada Dean. Sitters, Miss Dean and Mr Rist with an unidentified female spirit.. Taken at 59 Holland Park Road in the presence of the President of the Hackney Society of

Interior of New Church
The interior of the church of St. John of Jerusalem at South Hackney, consecrated in July 1848

New Church, Hackney
Impression of the new church to be built on Grove Street in South Hackney in the 1840s. Now the Church of St. John of Jerusalem

Hackney, London, c. 1840
Engraving showing Hackney, looking towards the church, c.1840

Russian Hackney Sledge
Russian hackney sledge - the equivalent of a London cab. Date: 1800

England / London / Hackney
England/London/Hackney

Hackney Terraced Housing
A row of new terraced houses on the Somerford Estate, Hackney, London

16th C Hackney Coaches
Hackney coaches and a horse litter in a rural scene

Horse Bus, Circa 1905
One of the last of the London horse buses, this would take you from Elephant & Castle over London Bridge to Hackney Downs

Horsecab in London
A four-wheeler hackney and its cabbie Date: 1825

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"Exploring the Rich History and Vibrant Culture of Hackney" Step back in time with an old street map of Bethnal Green and Hackney from 1908, revealing the fascinating evolution of this vibrant London borough. Discover the resilience at the LCC-LFB Shoreditch fire station, a testament to its ability to overcome challenges throughout history. Immerse yourself in the bustling streets as you hop aboard a classic London Routemaster bus, witnessing firsthand how transportation has shaped this dynamic neighborhood. Uncover the secrets behind London's arms and seals, symbols that represent Hackney's unique identity within the larger tapestry of England's capital city. Take a leisurely stroll along Grand Union Canal, where picturesque views merge with urban life, showcasing Hackney's harmonious blend of natural beauty and metropolitan energy. Witness bravery at its finest at LCC-MFB Hackney fire station in E9, where dedicated firefighters have long served their community with unwavering commitment. Transport yourself to another era as you find yourself seated in the stalls at Empire Theatre in 1894, experiencing entertainment that captivated audiences for generations. Leaf through S Dixon & Co seed catalogue - a glimpse into Hackney's agricultural past when it was known for its green spaces and flourishing gardens. Marvel at Redchurch Street and Turville Street corner in Shoreditch - an intersection brimming with creativity and innovation that defines modern-day Hackney. Travel back to c1830 as you gaze upon the south-west view of London Orphan Asylum in Lower Clapton. Witness how compassion has always been woven into this neighborhood's fabric. Reflect on resilience during World War II as you stand amidst Clarnico Factory ruins in Hackney Wick after enduring devastating Blitz bombings - a reminder of strength rising from adversity. Bear witness to hope amid tragedy as we explore aftermath images following a major school fire; see how communities unite to rebuild and support one another in times of crisis.