< Transit of Mercury as captured at Hampstead Observatory in November 2019 (Image: Lester Hillman) 

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< Dining Room, Warwickshire House, Gower Street, 1920s

This event was recorded and is available here.

< London Mechanics’ Institution, Southampton Buildings, 1824

The event was filmed and is available on https://youtu.be/Tvr02ymGgn4?si=LLHJOm7aAWT27ZQ_

This zoom talk was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/gQvG735YiUM

< Camden Place, Chislehurst.

< Collage of photos by Averil Nottage

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.This talk was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/B-BFFA7TncE

< William Stukeley’s ‘Druid’ garden in Kentish Town

< Regency Café, Pimlico, 2020 (Image: Dan Carrier)

This live event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/hu23pcU9gjg

< Entrance range and services building elevation, Pickfords, Camden Goods Yard

This event was recorded and is available to view on https://youtu.be/0-Ov-OR4ZQE

< 'Theobalds Road after the great air raid of 10/11 May 1941 (Image © Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre)

This event was recorded and may be viewed on https://youtu.be/I12wPF27uGA

< Image:  Fortunino Matania, Women and Children First, 1912; in public domain.

< The spot where the girls are buried in Highgate Cemetery.

< The New River flowing through North London.

This event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/_fNZZA4aWow

Image: Shaftesbury Theatre (credit Chris Foster)

< Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate, 2021 (Image: Caroline Sharp)

This event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/1Sm9CyOQPg0

< Don Cook’s flat barricaded.

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< The former Lyndhurst Hall, Warden Road, Kentish Town, 1985 (Image: Christine Dyos)

Image: Millie Miller (credit Bernard Miller).

This talk was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/oWWN6N_D0Gs

This event was recorded and is available on https://youtu.be/tj7QgGY8hm8

Image: Beatrice McCabe (a member of the Hampstead Ethical Institute); from a Women's Freedom League postcard, produced as part of the 'Suffragettes at Home' series.

Image: 80-90 South Hill Park (Image © Historic England / James O. Davies).

This event was recorded and is available to view again on https://youtu.be/3qDwRtrAtqQ

Image: Church of St Mary the Virgin, Primrose Hill: 1900s view from east (CERC postcard).

Hear how the largest drinks firm in the world operated from Camden Goods Station and was a roaring success for nearly 100 years, undercutting French wine and filling a special daily steam train to send wine around the world. This event was recorded and is available to view on https://youtu.be/6obF1EYjY-4

Image: Gin Distillery (Diageo Archive)

This event was recorded and can now be watched on this link https://youtu.be/XdHH-9iRKKo

Image: © Sidney Ray

The Camden History Society invites you to join them for an online Zoom talk as Chris Foster guides you around the historic Hatton Garden area, following his footsteps from being a Bobby on the Beat in the 1970s. As it is our nearest talk to Christmas, we invite you to watch with a nice glass of wine and a mince pie or two.

This talk was recorded and is available to watch on https://youtu.be/GKXZ9m1-TAU

West Hampstead Fire Station (Image: Caroline Sharp)

This talk was recorded and is available to watch on https://youtu.be/Lp3yx-Yq3xI

Image Murray’s house, 14 Endsleigh Street.

< Henry Carr, A Railway Terminus, IWM LD 1947