December 2019 Puddings, Poinsettias and pantomime – walk Sat 7th December 4.30pm 1 Feb 201918 Nov 2019 Book your free ticket here A Christmas walk in the vicinity of Walthamstow High Street with local tour guide Joanna Moncrieff In conjunction with High Street ADVENTures join local tour…
Regular Events Walthamstow: From Monoux and Morris to Beer and Bacon Jam. Guided Walk. 1 Jan 20194 Nov 2019 Details here There’s so much more to Walthamstow than just its famous mile-long Market. Its history is not what you might think either but the grand tombs in St Mary’s…
Regular Events Muslim History tour of Walthamstow 1 Jan 20194 Jun 2019 Book a Guided Tour of Walthamstow here Learn how Muslims numbering only 4,000 in the 1960s experienced life in Walthamstow. Find out how they struggled in their lives to establish…
Past Events Archive Forgotten Walthamstow and its late 19th Century Musical Heritage 1 Jan 20191 Sep 2019 Book Tickets Here A walk exploring the Walthamstow of the time when the railway was new and Hoe Street was still lined with grand houses; one of these was The…
Past Events Archive The Haile Farm Estate walk. 9th Mar at 10am. 1 Jan 20199 Mar 2019 Meet at the Millennium Clock (by Highams Park Station). The Walk lasts for 2 hours and will finish at The County Arms at midday. It costs £3 or is free…
Past Events Archive The Wadham Farm Estate. Guided Walk 1 Jan 201921 May 2019 From the Millennium Clock (by Highams Park Station). A Highams Park Society event.
Past Events Archive Penny loaves, Poisoning, Poverty and Pubs – a Walthamstow walk. Saturday 28th September 2019 at 2pm 1 Jan 20191 Oct 2019 Book Tickets Here Join qualified tour guide Joanna Moncrieff on a history walk around the mean streets of the Queen’s Road area of Walthamstow. Street names, building styles and plaques…
Past Events Archive Chingford: From Fields and the Forest to Royals and the Railway. Guided Walk. Sat 26th Oct 11.30-2pm 1 Jan 201928 Oct 2019 Book Tickets here What do Ivor Novello, Lawrence of Arabia, Queen Victoria and the Forgotten Father of English Sport have in common? Answer - they all have connections to Chingford.…
