This, the 40th issue of our journal Richmond History, is priced at £5 (£4 for members) and is now available postage free, if you live in the UK, from our online bookshop via the link below.

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Richmond History 40 (2019)

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This issue of Richmond History covers three centuries and has articles on:

• General Gordon Forbes of Ham Common
• the Roberts family of Cardigan House on Richmond Hill
• the role of Kew’s Victoria Working Men’s Club in the First World War
• the history of the long-demolished Sheen Lodge in Richmond Park
• historic seats in Kew Gardens
• early performances at Richmond Theatre, which this year celebrates its 120th anniversary
• the rise of the local branch of the Left Book Club during the 1930s
• the almost forgotten Grove Road Gardens in Richmond
• memories of the Ivy menswear shop on Hill Rise, Richmond.

Find out more about other issues of Richmond History:

• • No 41 (2020)
  • No 39 (2018)
  • No 38 (2017)
  • No 37 (2016)
  • No 36 (2015)
  • No 35 (2014)
  • No 34 (2013)
  • No 33 (2012)
  • No 32 (2011)
  • No 31 (2010)
  • No 30 (2009)
  • No 29 (2008)
  • No 28 (2007)

An index to issues 1 to 39 of Richmond History is now available online. You can view the index or download it as a PDF.

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