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History, memories and photographs of St John’s Wood, London
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History, memories and photographs of St John’s Wood, London

Welcome! St John’s Wood is an area of Westminster to  the north west  of Regent’s Park, home to Lord’s Cricket Ground and Abbey Road Studios. St John’s Wood has a vibrant  heritage, which is celebrated by its residents. To bring that heritage alive we  gather historical research, photographs and memories to make this site an introduction to the richness of the area. Find out more about us or get in touch.

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    Trails

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    Saving Samuel Godley

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    Schools and Playgrounds

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    Clubs and Societies

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    Streets

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    Art and Artists

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  • Memories of St John's Wood in the 1940s

      31 St John’s Wood Terrace From my mother’s diary I see that my parents moved into 31 St John’s Wood Terrace ...

  • 64 Marlborough Place

      In 1975 there was a huge drama in the Wood, remembered by few 45 years on,  over the conversion of ...

  • Elsie Rose Morgan, dancer and actress(1883 -1946)

    Elsie Rose Morgan was the daughter of chimney sweep Edward Reuben Morgan and was brought up with seven siblings in ...
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    • Denis Newell on Wharncliffe GardensMy grandparents and mother, whose surname was Breed, lived at 276 until the bombing.
    • Catherine Strang on Viceroy Court in the 1930s and during the WarMy father, J.W.Noble, then a clerk at the Halifax Building Society Head Office, joined the RAF at Lord's aged 19,...
    • Terry O’Connor on History of the police station in St John’s Wood including David Niccol’s Memories of serving there at the end of the 20th centuryI worked at St John’s Wood from the early to late 1990’s and having now policed all over the world,...
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