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   The Junction School Centenary 1860-1960 Maker. The Junction School Centenary Celebrations Committee Maker Role. Author About this object. Booklet outlining the school's history in text and photographs.Includes loose newspaper cuttings from The Newcastle Sun, 27 and 28 October 1960.

2. researchdata.edu.au › photographs-centenaryNRS-17232 | Photographs and Centenary Booklet [The Junction ...

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   The Junction School Centenary 1860-1960. Knight Bros. Printery, Mayfield, for The Junction Public School, 1960. (16pp, booklet) Sixty-six black and white photographs (including duplicates), some marked for cropping for newspaper use.

3. visitclaphamjunction.com › about › the-junction-historyJunction Heritage | About | The Junction

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   In 1865-66, the covering over of the Falcon Brook along Northcote Road and St John’s Road and of the Heathwall River that ran along the northern foot of Lavender Hill, along with later pumping stations, brought improvements in the drainage of the swampy ground in north Battersea.

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4. www.nottinghampost.com › news › nottingham-news20 pictures show what Nottingham looked like in the 1960s

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   Oct 15, 2023 · Billy Smart’s circus visits Nottingham in March, 1960 (Image: Nottingham Post) The 1960s is memorable for plenty of reasons, from the invention of instant coffee and the computer mouse, to...

5. www.leicestermercury.co.uk › news › historyHow Leicester looked in the Swinging Sixties - in colour

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   Aug 17, 2017 · In some ways, it’s an area that doesn’t seem to have changed that much since this undated picture was taken, presumably in the very late 1960s, but on closer inspection, there are quite a few...

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   How many photographs are there in the junction School Centenary 1860-1960?

   • The Junction School Centenary 1860-1960. Knight Bros. Printery, Mayfield, for The Junction Public School, 1960. (16pp, booklet) Sixty-six black and white photographs (including duplicates), some marked for cropping for newspaper use. Attached to one is a “With Compliments” slip from the Chief of Staff of the Newcastle “Sun” newspaper.

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   What is in a box-file of materials on the history of Junction School?

   • This series consists of one box-file of materials on the history of the school. This file contains: The Junction School Centenary 1860-1960. Knight Bros. Printery, Mayfield, for The Junction Public School, 1960. (16pp, booklet) Sixty-six black and white photographs (including duplicates), some marked for cropping for newspaper use.

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   When did Clapham Junction become a city?

   • By 1900, Clapham Junction had become the municipal and entertainment centre of Battersea. A reformed Battersea Vestry was established in 1887 and set up its headquarters at 68a Battersea Rise (now Fresh Ground).

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   What happened at Clapham Junction in 1863?

   • For 20 years after the opening of Clapham Junction station in 1863, St John’s Hill, St John’s Road, and Lavender Hill were lined with a smattering of houses and villas. The Falcon inn at the crossroads stood somewhat isolated.

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   What was life like at Clapham Junction in 1863?

   • When Clapham Junction station opened in 1863, the surrounding area still had very little housing. There were villas on the higher ground around Clapham Common and Wandsworth Common, and on Lavender Hill; and some terraced houses for the working classes had begun to appear south of the old Thames-side village of Battersea.

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   What happened to Clapham Junction station?

   • The first of two reconstructions of Clapham Junction station took place in 1873-76, followed by another in 1904-10 which created the station largely as it is today. The only major change since then has been the building of the shops and offices on formerly-derelict land, to make a new entrance on St John’s Hill.

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8. www.getreading.co.uk › news › berkshire-historygetreading readers help solve mystery of unknown 1960s snaps

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   Aug 2, 2016 · “I had just started secondary school in 1966 and my journey to school from Wokingham Road took me on the no 17 bus into town and from there I walked to school up the Bath Road going past the...