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The Hackney One Carnival was even bigger this year, with 28 carnival groups, spectacular costumes, energetic dance, sound systems and live music from around the world.
The viaduct carrying the lines from Liverpool Street to Enfirld Town, Chingford, Cheshunt, Hertford East, Stansted Airport and Cambridge cuts through the middle of the terraced houses in Beck Road. A National Express East Anglia class 317 (carrying the previous livery from when the franchise was branded "one") crosses the street.
I can only hope civilization ends on a Thursday, so the headlines of the Hackney Gazette will exist to inform future historians.
Rebecca Malope The Queen of Gospel South African Gospel Singer Performing Live at The Hackney Empire London 14 August 1999
Oct 13 1940
L-R: John Welsch (bride's brother) best man; Robert Hackney; Mary Welsch Hackney; Betty Hackney (my mother) maid of honor.
Freightlinr class 86638/604 approach Hackney Central on 4L97 06:15 Trafford Park to Felixstowe Intermodal service .
12 Mare Street, Hackney, is part of a terrace of five surviving houses from around 1800. Each is of stock brick, with a stone-coped parapet, three storeys high and two windows wide, with basements. The sash windows are set in stuccoed reveals and at first and second-floor level have gauged flat brick arches. At ground-floor level the windows are round-headed in round-arched recesses. The doorway has fluted pilasters and a fanlight with interlaced bars (repeated in the ground-floor sash windows). Restored by the Spitalfields Trust.
The Hackney One Carnival was even bigger this year, with 28 carnival groups, spectacular costumes, energetic dance, sound systems and live music from around the world.
For one night only, and to celebrate the final weekend of Rudy’s Rare Records, Hackney Empire morphed into the late and great Four Aces reggae club. Featuring legendary DJ Newton Dunbar (founding manager of the Four Aces), and Tighten Up Crew selector Mistah Brown and MC Champian.
Photo probably taken about 1930. Location uncertain, but possibly in Woods Park, Wellington. In the center are OJ and Magdalena (Lena) Hackney, who homesteaded on a hill above the Slate Creek Valley in 1871. They met and married in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois. Family picnic in Wellington at Wood's Park.