Richmond Local History Society

Exploring the history of Richmond, Kew, Petersham and Ham

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    • John Cloake: Forty Years of Richmond History
    • East Twickenham Belgian Refugees Project
    • Ham: Walnut Tree Meadow Allotments
    • Kew: The pew cushions in St Anne’s Church
    • Manor Road, Richmond: London’s first Council housing
    • Richmond at War 1939-1945
      • Flight from the East End
      • The postmen who never came back from the War
      • V-E Day in Richmond, 8 May 1945
    • Richmond Park
      • Two incorrect myths concerning Richmond Park
      • The “Deer Leap” of Richmond Park
    • Richmond Old Burial Ground
    • Vineyard Passage Burial Ground
    • Richmond Poor Law Union records
    • Richmond’s Congregational Church in The Vineyard
      • Thomas Wilson 1764-1843
      • Pleasant Sunday afternoons in late Victorian Richmond – a glimpse at 1893-94
      • The preacher with red hair
      • A story of war and peace at The Vineyard Congregational Church, Richmond
      • The role of women in leadership at the Vineyard Church, Richmond
      • Revd Henry Beresford Martin 1808-1844: a remarkable young Victorian Minister
      • The Victorian burial plot of the Vineyard Chapel – from graveyard to garden
    • The Selwyn Family and the development of Richmond
    • “Thresher” Duck on Richmond
    • Transport: Richmond’s early horse-drawn trams and motor buses
    • The Vineyard, Richmond: An Online History
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Richmond Local History Society

Paul Velluet

Published 11 August 2017 at 640 × 480 in .
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