This event has finished Took place on: Wednesday, 12th Sep 2018
Free FreeIn 1902 the Peabody Estate in Rosendale Road
opened to its first tenants. Built away from smoky central London, near Brockwell Park, it was a pioneering venture in social housing.
But who got to be a tenant? More importantly, who got to keep their tenancy? Bob Reeves, who has lived in Herne Hill since 1980 explores the view that the project was primarily for “respectable” working class tenants.
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2018-09-12 2018-09-12 Europe/London “Respectable Tenants Wanted” The Early Days of the Rosendale Road Estate Bob Reeves, who has lived in Herne Hill since 1980 explores the view that the project was primarily for “respectable” working class tenants. https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/calendar/2018/09/12/respectable-tenants-wanted-the-early-days-of-the-rosendale-road-estate-180211 Herne Hill United Church Hall,Red Post Hill,London,Location
Herne Hill United Church Hall,
Red Post Hill,
London,
SE24 9PW
London,
SE24 9PW
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