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This illustrated talk tells the story of every property in this stretch of Hampton, from the junction with Thames Street to The Triangle, between these two ancient hostelries. In addition, John will be delving into the ordinary lives of a local family, using remarkable artefacts dating back 150 years; bringing their stories to life.
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| Ticket | £5.00 per adult |
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