This event has finished Took place on: Sunday, 13th Nov 2016
Although World War 2 naturally had many effects on London's more significant areas like Westminster and the City some of its lesser known areas also suffered great devasation. Wandsworth was one of these such places.
Born and raised in Wandsworth Jack will tell you stories of how Wandsworth was involved in the war effort including fire fighting, rationing and of course, imprisonment. Some of the stories are deeply personal as the war affected his family in many ways - not all of them positively.
The walk ends near Clapham Junction Station allowing you an easy onward journey.
The walk will take approximately 2 hours. For information on travel, please use Transport for London's Journey Planner.
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This event has finished Took place on: Sunday, 13th Nov 2016
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2016-11-13 2016-11-13 Europe/London At the Going Down of the Sun: Wandsworth at War Although World War naturally had many effects on London s more significant areas like Westminster and the City some of its lesser known areas also suffered great devasation https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/calendar/2016/11/13/at-the-going-down-of-the-sun-wandsworth-at-war-109111 King George's Park Kimber Road Entrance,Kimber Road,London,LondonLocation
King George's Park Kimber Road Entrance,
London,
London,
SW18 4NX
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