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London Borough of Hackney

Borough in the London Region in England

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  • A brick house with three gables, Well Street, Hackney, London, once used as a Priory. Engraving.
  • An introduction to Shepherdess Walk : a community based services for people affected by HIV / AIDS : 100 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7JN / Hackney Council.
  • An introduction to Shepherdess Walk : a community based services for people affected by HIV / AIDS : 100 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7JN / Hackney Council.
  • The Blessed Virgin Mary cradling the emaciated body of Jesus Christ; advertising the support group Catholic AIDS Link for people with HIV/AIDS. Photocopy.
  • An introduction to Shepherdess Walk : a community based services for people affected by HIV / AIDS : 100 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7JN / Hackney Council.
  • An introduction to Shepherdess Walk : a community based services for people affected by HIV / AIDS : 100 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7JN / Hackney Council.
  • Deaf and dumb people from the Hackney Mission to the Deaf and Dumb performing plays, sign language, and portraits of staff at the institution. Wood engraving by J. Swain, 1884, after H. Morehen.
  • An introduction to Shepherdess Walk : a community based services for people affected by HIV / AIDS : 100 Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7JN / Hackney Council.
  • New College [Hackney House], Hackney: a large building in the Palladian style, with a bust in a niche above the entrance. Engraving, c.1786.
  • Barber's Barn, Hackney, a timber-framed building with decorative plasterwork, two ladies walking in the garden, a gardener at work. Engraving by Lacy, 1811, after T. Fisher.
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