The Hoxton Chronicle
Steven SmithI set out on an expedition to explore the local
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 138 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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The Hoxton Chronicle. 147. London Cycling.
`No. 2 Old Street, on the corner with Goswell Road, is a significant address in London’s transportation history. Here, in the 1860s and 70s, Charles Spencer ran a shop specialising in gym equipment for keep-fit enthusiasts. Among the equipm...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 146 - Walking London streets.
`In 1716, the poet and playwright John Gay (1685-1732) published a 1200-line poem entitled Trivia: or the Art of Walking the Streets of London. The poem uses a heroic but ironic style of rhyming couplets to describe the joys and problems of...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 145 No Wi-Fi.
The Wi-Fi stopped working on Friday. The street frontage of our building is being cleaned and repainted, and I suspect the workmen may have broken a connection in the loom of wires that trail across the elevation.
`I called our supplier,...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 144 The New Road.
`Until the mid-eighteenth century, cattle and poultry were driven from the countryside west of London to Smithfield Market for slaughter and sale through the congested heart of the city along Oxford Road and Holborn. At that time, London, w...
The Hoxton Chronicle. 143 One For The Mouse.
`321 Portobello Road is a vintage clothes shop and gallery called One For The Mouse. The shop is one of many on the famous market street, where proprietors collect, sort, and resell classic fashion treasures. Other shops sell antiques, exot...
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Steven Smith :- urbanist, architect, writer, local explorer
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