Hoxton Hall

Introduction Nicholas Till and Nadia Valman

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1. Hoxton Hall tells its own story Victor Belcher

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2. A tour of Hoxton Hall John Earl

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3. Placing Hoxton Hall in historical context: east London and modern urban popular culture Michael Peplar

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4. Hoxton Hall and the licensing of East End entertainment venues (1863-1871) Deborah Jeffries

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5.'First-Class Evening Entertainments': the opening programme for Hoxton Hall, November 1863 Nicholas Till

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6. The Blue Ribbon Temperance Mission and the Girls' Guild of Good Life (1879-1946) Jeremy Crump

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7. The Bedford Institute and Quaker philanthropists (1895-1945) Sian Roberts

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8. Rebuilding Hoxton Hall's postwar community: May Scott's (1945-1975) Holly-Gale Millette

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9. Experiments in community arts and theatre as education (1970-1990) Maddy Costa

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10. Regeneration, gentrification and community (1990-2010) Nicholas Holden and Mark O'Thomas

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11. Managing crisis (2005-2015) Hayley White

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12. Out of the dust: reflections on a new vision for an old hall (2015-2022) Karena Johnson

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• Estudos cultirais
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Victorian music hall;Working class culture;Theatre history;Architectural history;Archaeology of buildings;Popular entertainment;Rational recreation;Victorian values;Social history of the East End of London;Temperance movements;Quaker history;Religious history;Community arts