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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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    Saving Samuel Godley

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  • Pop Musicians who lived in the Wood

    St Johns Wood has attracted a number of pop musicans as a place to live,  perhaps because of the Abbey ...

  • History of the police station in St John's Wood including David Niccol's Memories of serving there at the end of the 20th century

    St John’s Wood police station in New Street (Portland Town) was established by the time of the 1851 census  when ...

  • Trying to trace my mother from a wartime photo

    I am trying to trace anyone who knew my mother, Sylvia Norgrove. I am her daughter and was born on ...
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    • Melanie Dunscombe on 31 Hamilton TerraceMy mother was born in this house in 1932, it was Dr S Hobson's surgery,(her father). They moved shortly afterwards....
    • Igor Kennaway on A Walk Down Langford Place12, Langford Place was where my grandparents lived throughout my childhood. It was where my parents held their wedding reception...
    • Jim Watson on Roads the Actors & Actresses lived in in St Johns WoodThe Gallagher brothers from Oasis lived in St John's Wood Terrace, shortly after they hit the big time, when they...
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