
Part of Tooting History Group. @tootinghistory. Celebrating Tooting's built heritage, sharing relevant planning information and campaigning when necessary.
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We've asked @Merton_Council to make sure the increasingly vulnerable pub sign carrying publican and cricketer Burn Bullock's picture isn't lost through neglect
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It's in full swing! #LovelyTooting
Christmas In The Yard tonight at @StNicsTooting, 4pm-7pm, with a festive market of food and craft stalls, Christmas donkeys. local school choirs singing festive music, and the Christmas tree lights switch-on at 4:30pm! All welcome!
#Tooting
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55 Broadway was officially opened OTD in 1929 as the new HQ of London Transport. Designed by Charles Holden, it was one of the first modern skyscrapers in London and the tallest in the capital at the time. Read more on this remarkable building here buff.ly/2qUa98O
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Curtain Up!
After two days delay and a team builders working through the night, #StreathamHillTheatre opened on 20th November 1929 with the review Wake Up and Dream, featuring stars of the day Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale. #OTD
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Who was this man? Come and find out tomorrow evening #Tooting
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Housing X Heritage? The former Dominion Cinema in Harrow (1936) pictured yesterday, showing just how it CAN be done:
Retained facade beautifully restored, with 82 new flats and an arthouse cinema built behind. Demand more from your developers!
📷 Simon Pollock, IG @LondonSuburbia
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Mitcham's involvement in D-Day as told by the Mitcham News & Mercury, 16th Feb 1945. Local builder Wates had workshops in Mitcham and Balham and built the floating buoys that connected the roadway between the supply ships and the landing beaches. youtu.be/uu8rYOd8aLc #dday80
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Next Tuesday evening #tooting
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The Wandsworth Heritage Festival starts tomorrow! For our full programme of fantastic events: wandsworth.gov.uk/news/news-…
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Come and hear about the Dukes of Bedford in Streatham - promises to be a fascinating talk by local historian and author John W Brown, the guru on #StreathamHistory
7:30pm Tuesday 7th May 2024 at St Leonard's Church, Tooting Bec Gardens SW16 1HS
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TOMORROW IN #TOOTING – 'Public Transport Comes To Tooting', a talk organised by @tootinghistory and hosted by John Chilvers,
More info: tootinghistory.org.uk – at Wandsworth, London
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Tuesday evening #trollybuses #tooting
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Our speaker next Tuesday. #BooksWorthReading @PrisonersEd
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Christmas Fair at @allsaintssw17 on Tuesday 5th December, 5-7pm! There'll be singalong carols, a raffle, and lots of stalls, including refreshments for sale. Entry is free!
#Tooting @MusicWandsworth
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"Red letter Day in Tooting" and the opening of the new market in Tooting. The Streatham News #OTD 24 October 1930 #TootingHistory
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Really looking forward to tomorrow #tooting
The Woodfield Heritage Day is on Saturday 9th September 2023
A meet the author event plus three talks and two walks all focussing on local history in the surrounding area.
Hosted by the Woodfield Pavilion on the edge of Tooting Bec Common. #LocalHistory
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Tuesday 12th Sept 7.30 come & hear about the #Tooting #codebreaker
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Upper Tooting Rd, one of those high street fronts we never really stop to appreciate. Balanced and functional design with - somewhat unusual for a London building – (looks like? @pavementgeology) Ham Hill stone dressings #tooting
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#ThrowbackThursday: a terrific photo from the #Tooting Bec Lido History Hub website! Tooting Bec Lido (originally known as Tooting Bathing Lake) under construction in 1906. Check out the full story behind the build on their website: bit.ly/32bK0zv
@slsclido @balhamnewsie








































