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Clapham, High Street c.1970
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Further north-east along the High Street, Frith's photographer now looks back in the Clapham Common direction past Cato Road (left). To the far left is a curious building with a huge semi-circular pediment. Now occupied by Moxley Architects, it was built as the Temperance and Billiard Hall in about 1900. At this end of the High Street many houses survive; those on the right have single-storey shops in front.

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Memories of Clapham, High Street c1970

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Clapham, High Street c.1970

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Brixton During And After The War
When we got bombed out of Bassingham Road SW18, My mum and I moved to my Grans house in Hackford Road, it was at the cul de sac end near to Oliver Drings sausage factory, Mum had a job at Littlewoods in Brixton, she was a buyer for various things. I see no mention of the Empress cinema and my favourite tea shop Williamsons which was on the corner of Electric avenue. The markets were a sheer ...see more
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Harbut Road

Hi, just found this site. My family lived in Harbut Road; I was born in Lambeth in 1954,we then moved to Bollingbroke Grove in 1962. Best snowman I ever made that winter - it lasted till Easter.
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Battersea Henley Street.
I was born in 1936 in Henley Street, got bombed out and moved to to my Nan's just round the corner in Blondel Street. At the end of the war our old house in Henley Street was restored and we moved back in. I have many memories of the war, going to Latchmere School, the air-raid shelters, the bombs and of course the 'doodle bugs'. I progressed to Surrey Lane School where a lovely lady teacher, Mrs ...see more
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Up The Junction
Harbut Road, that is where I was born in 1960. I had a great childhood, me my sis and brother, Sat morning pics, Clapham Common and of course up the junction! and Joseph Tritton Primary School, happy days.
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