The Regent’s Canal at 200

An Illustrated Historical Talk by Lester Hillman

The completed Regent's Canal opened in 1820 and the colourful festivities set off from today's York Way (Maiden Lane) Camden. George IV came to the throne 29th January 1820. At the bicentenary of the King (who put 'Regent' in the Canal and 'King' in King's Cross) Lester Hillman will explore Camden at a dramatic cross roads.

The Regent’s Canal in 1824 © Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre

Tuesday 28 January 2020 at 7.15pm
(Doors open at 6.45pm)

Venue: Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre

Admission Free

On Earth in Camden In the Age of the Moon Landing

An Historical Exhibition

Hampstead High Street in 1967 © Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre

11 October 2019 – 28 March 2020

Venue: Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre

Admission Free

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