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<strong>Christmas</strong> books<br />
Read all<br />
about it<br />
The Lower Clapton Tales<br />
Published by Hackney Historic<br />
Buildings Trust and written by<br />
Carolyn Clark, who also<br />
co-wrote The Shoreditch Tales,<br />
The Lower Clapton Tales is a<br />
fascinating look at life in and<br />
around Lower Clapton in the<br />
20th century, as told by people<br />
born and bred or living in the<br />
area for a long time.<br />
You don’t have to look far for<br />
some local <strong>Christmas</strong> reading,<br />
discovers LoveEast<br />
It is lavishly illustrated with<br />
contemporary photographs and<br />
material. More than 50 local<br />
people contributed their stories<br />
and photos, never made public<br />
before, to create this book.<br />
Living memories are woven<br />
with historical accounts to tell<br />
sometimes humorous,<br />
sometimes moving, and often<br />
surprising stories of life in<br />
Lower Clapton.<br />
The book contains over 120<br />
photos, map and illustrations<br />
from Victorian times to the<br />
modern day.<br />
As well as making a great<br />
gift this <strong>Christmas</strong>, the book<br />
is a useful publication for<br />
those wanting an interesting<br />
perspective on the history of<br />
Hackney.<br />
It will rekindle memories for<br />
people who have known the<br />
area for a long time and would<br />
be a great way to find out about<br />
Lower Clapton for newcomers.<br />
Secret Whitechapel<br />
Find out about the hidden<br />
history of Whitechapel. Where<br />
can you find the infamous<br />
message by Jack the Ripper<br />
that has continually perplexed<br />
historians and led to much<br />
debate over the years? Or<br />
where is the natural oasis in<br />
the middle of Whitechapel?<br />
These and many other secrets<br />
are revealed in this new book<br />
by Louis Berk and Rachel<br />
Kolsky. £14.99 from local book<br />
shops, Kindle, iBooks and Kobo.<br />
Available from local retailers and<br />
online, priced at £9.95.<br />
Photo: Bellerby Globemakers<br />
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