Wandsworth Historical Society

The Wandsworth Historian - Back Issues

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To celebrate 50 years of the Historian in February 2021, the titles of the main articles in all issues are now listed below. The pictures of more recent front covers are shown on the right.

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Issue 115, Spring 2023

The trials and fortunes of six local pharmacies

The story behind Wandsworth's Town Hall friezes

Growing up in post-war Roehampton.

Issue 114, Autumn 2022

The endurance of Battersea's prefabs

A pharmacy technician's recollections of Wandsworth

The Huguenot family Lobjoit.

Issue 113, Spring 2022

The location of Battersea 'old workhouse'

The box-makers' strike in Summerstown in 1908

The development of Heathfield Gardens.

Issue 112, Autumn 2021

The 1951 Festival Pleasure Gardens at Battersea

The Putney connection of Edvard Beneš

The spirit of Chatfield Road, Battersea

The Wandsworth typographer Stanley Stevens.

Issue 111, Spring 2021

Wandsworth in 1971

The story of the Grand Theatre, Clapham Junction

Philip Brannon's 'City of Health' in Battersea.

Issue 110, Autumn 2020

Women's Pioneer Housing in interwar Putney

Edwardian drug stores in south-west London

William Borradaile, Vicar of Wandsworth 1823-38.

Issue 109, Spring 2020

Putney village in 1497

The 1890 alignment of Battersea Bridge

Alfred Dryden: the later years.

Issue 108, Autumn 2019

Edwardian music hall memories

The payment of Wandsworth's mill tithes

The Henry Fourdrinier family portrait.

Issue 107, Spring 2019

Alfred Dryden, a Putney worthy

When Queen Mary was injured in Wandsworth

The Clapham Junction railway crash of 1892.

Issue 106, Autumn 2018

The curious tale of Wandsworth's motorways

Grace Fanner, prominent headmistress and educationalist

Arthur Crotch, a noteworthy Putney historian.

Issue 105, Spring 2018

Growing up in Edwardian Southfields

The Anglo-Boer War memorial in Tooting

'Stoney Jack' the antiquarian.

Issue 104, Autumn 2017

Henry Samuel Simmonds, pioneer Battersea historian

Douglas Jerrold, Henry Mayhew and Putney Common

The 1917 air raid on Tooting.

Issue 103, Spring 2017

The Australian war graves in Wandsworth Cemetery

Wandsworth and the Spanish Civil War

Putney Old Burial Ground.

Issue 102, Autumn 2016

Battersea whisky: the story of the distillery at Latchmere

Battling Irish bureaucracy from Putney

The Black family in the Wandsworth area.

Issue 101, Spring 2016

Five remarkable lives at the 3rd London General Military Hospital on Wandsworth Common

Thomas Atkinson, Battersea's forgotten labour activist

Chemist shop changes in Wandsworth

Copper smelting in seventeenth-century Putney.

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Issue 100, Autumn 2015

The Old One Hundredth

The Putney Builder, W R Williams

The Location of Gibbefeld

John Burns's Birthplace.

Issue 99, Spring 2015

Suburban Pioneers: Westhorpe Street in Putney, 1900-11

A Battersea School Prize from the 1870s. [LINK]

The Wandsworth Historian production story since 1971.

Issue 98, Autumn 2014

Walter the Vinedresser and the Wandsworth Manors of Downe and Dunsford

The Chelsea Artist on the Wandsworth Salient

Angry Victorian Ratepayers.

Issue 97 Spring 2014

The Caius Mission Swimming Tragedy of 1912

1960s Traffic Changes to Central Wandsworth

The City Steam Packet Company in Battersea.

Issue 96, Autumn 2013 (celebrating our Diamond Jubilee)

The Story of Wandsworth's Meritocrats

The Watermans Chest of Putney. [LINK]

Youthful Times in 1930s Battersea

A reproduction of the "The London Argus" from April 30, 1898 containing an article on Wandsworth's history as it was seen in 1898.

Issue 95 Spring 2013

George Gissing and Battersea: Fiction and Fact

Wandsworth and the First Detectives

J G Taylor, Our Man of Batersey.

Issue 94, Autumn 2012

The Usk Road V2 Incident, 1945

Fifty Years of Archaeology in Wandsworth

Voltairs's Home in Wandsworth.

Issue 93, Spring 2012

'The Arab Boy', Henry Scarth & Yusef Sirrie

The Livelihood of Henry Smith the Undertaker

Spy Fever in Wandsworth, 1914.

Issue 92, Autumn 2011

Harold Buchanan Ryley, Emanual School's Gallant Headmaster *

Domesday Wandsworth: its Population and Tools

Alessandro Biucchi, Battersea Confectioner from Italian Switzerland.

* Please click on his name for a longer version of the article on Harold Buchanan Ryley.

Issue 91, Spring 2011

A J Dawson, Novelist from Wandsworth

Domesday Wandsworth and St Wandrille. [LINK]

The Wandsworth Historian at 40

John Burns, Progenitor of Town Planning

Memories of the Thames in the Thirties & Forties

Nick Fuentes, a Major Player in London's Archaeology.

Issue 90, Autumn 2010

Jesse Rust and his Son, Vitreous Mosaic Manufacturers of Battersea *

Industrial Wandsworth in the Late Seventeenth Century

The Mysterious Smithwood Close Oak Tree

The Wonders of Frame Food

The Arding & Hobbs Great Fire

* Full versions of the Jesse Rust article can be downloaded here: 

Word  (50kb)               Pdf (Illustrated - 1.7mb)

Issue 89, Spring 2010

The Wandsworth Borough News in Retrospect

Wandsworth, Putney and Wimbledon: the Battersea Bounds West of the Wandle

A Battersea Childhood

The Royal Masonic Institution for Girls: 1852-1934.

Issue 88, Autumn 2009

The Case of the Discarded War Memorial

Challenging the Perceptions of Putney in Wartime

When Wandsworth Said Farewell to its Trams

Charles Haddon Spurgeon and 'Helensburgh House'.

Issue 87, Spring 2009

The Shrubbery, Lavender Gardens

C J Stewart's - Master Butchers of Putney

Royal Beasts in Tooting

Anglo-Saxon Battersea & Wandsworth - as Viewed from Clapham.

For Keith Bailey's full paper on 'The Boundaries of Anglo-Saxon Clapham', please select one of the following:

Bailey Word  (51kb)               Bailey Pdf  (52kb)

Issue 86, Autumn 2008

Clapham Junction Swallows a Street

The Cinderella Dance Club Bombing of 1943 - A Survivor's Account

Memories of Edward Foster VC

Rose Tones - Projectile Factory War Worker.

Issue 85, Autumn 2007

Longhedge Farm, Battersea

Freemasonry and Other Mutual Organisations in Battersea and Wandsworth

The 'Home Farm' of Allfarthing in the 14th Century

Dorman Long's Nine Elms Steelworks, 1941-44.

Issue 84, Spring 2006

The Nicholas Lane Family Dynasty

The Old Battersea RC School for Boys

Using Valuation Office Records for House History

The Living Story of Corporal Foster's Bravery.

Issue 83, Autumn 2006

The Old Battersea RC School for Girls

The Wandsworth Novel of May Sinclair

Tooting Bec Lido at 100

John Toland and Teakettle Court, Putney.

Issue 82, Spring 2006

WWII Air Raid Casualties in Battersea and Wandsworth

The Shakespeare Theatre, Battersea

'Southlands' , Battersea High Street - a Myth Interpreted.

Issue 81, Autumn 2005

Patrick Loobey 1947-2005

Wandgas Colliers in World War 2

From Balham to Battlefield 1808-09

An Early Medieval Vineyard in Wandsworth

Craig's Gigantic Telescope - a Long Forgotten Description.

Issue 80, Spring 2005

The Latchmere Estate - the Story Behind its Street Names

39-41 Wandsworth Common North Side

Punch goes riding in Battersea Park

Battersea Fields before the Bricks and Mortar.

Issue 79, Autumn 2004

Arnold Bennett and Putney

Childhood Recollections of Earlsfield

The Early History of a House in Southfields

The Ratepayer's Burden a Hundred Years Ago.

Issue 78, Spring 2004

Local Armed Volunteers Against Napoleon

Allfarthing's Missing Manorial Lords

The Balham Hoard

Winston Churchill - our Part in his Downfall. [LINK]

Issue 77, Autumn 2003 (WHS Golden Jubilee Issue)

Before it's too Late - the Foundation of the WHS

The Ponton Estate at Nine Elms 1860-1890

Two Houses in Old Wandsworth

Patriotic Spirit in Battersea

The French Church at Wandsworth.

Issue 76, Spring 2003

Glove Making in Battersea

Archaeological Discoveries at Putney Wharf

The Heyday of Morgan Crucible

Evershed - an Old Wandsworth Family.

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Issue 75, Autumn 2002

Thomas Cromwell 1485 - 1540: first Lord Cromwell and Earl of Essex

Boyhood Memories of Putney Town

The Case of the Careless Battersea Gardener

Mark Bell and Batterseas's Distillery

Morrison's Brickfield and its Successors.

Issue 74, Autumn 2001

William Freeman - Hero of Balaclava

Thomas Noone Talfourd: Writer, Critic, Politician and Judge

Archaeological Excavations at 76-80 Upper Tooting Road, London Borough of Wandsworth

The Anglo-Saxon Boundaries of Wandsworth: Some Comments.

Issue 73, Spring 2001

Some Names of Wandsworth Medieval Peasants

Murder on Battersea Bridge

The Battersea Estates of Frederick Haines

The Lantern.

Issue 72, Autumn 2000

John Temple Leader (1810 - 1903)

A Battersea Victorian Railwayman of Repute. [LINK]

The Perambulation of Wandsworth Parish Boundaries in 1788 - Part 2.

Issue 71, Spring 2000

Beaufoy, Burns and Booth: The Beaufoy Estate in 1889

Thames-side Sugar Houses

The Perambulation of Wandsworth Parish Boundaries in 1788 - Part 1.

Issue 70, Autumn 1999

The Moated Site of Bente and the Lost Chapel of Tooting Bec

The Niphan Factory at Southfields

Nicholas Maudit in Medieval Wandsworth

Wandsworth's watermills to 1700

Disraeli Gardens, Putney.

Issue 69, Summer 1998 (actually delivered May 2001)

The Kings Head, Roehampton

A Literary View of Putney Bridge

Charles Booth in Battersea

A 'New' set of Saxon Bounds for Wandsworth.

Issue 68, Autumn 1997

The Beaufoys in Battersea: Part 3

The Porter Family: Lords of Allfarthing Manor

Putney's Tithe Barn

A Southfields Dairyman and Policeman.

Issue 67, Spring 1995

Waltham Abbey and Battersea

Putney Property Holders in 1787

St Patrick of Battersea?

Meeting Place of the Brixton Hundred

Thomas Temple Vicar of Battersea

The Founding of The Telegraph Inn.

Issue 66, Autumn 1994

Private Education in Putney during the last Hundred Years: a survey

A Greek Trireme in Putney

Roe Bridge. Mitcham Lane

The Emperor Claudius comes to Putney

Susanna Powell, a widow in Wandsworth in Jacobean times

Further notes on the Origins of St Patrick.

Issue 65, Winter 1992

The Place-Name 'Totterdown'

Putney on a Postcard

The River Wandle in 1633

The 1642 Bridge of Boats

Jeam Baptista Muller

Beaduric and Battersea.

Issue 64, Summer 1992

The Beaufoys of Battersea: Part 2

The Portrait of William Broderick

Streatham Cemetery

A Bad Smell on East Hill

Some Memories of Southfields

'The Retreat' and the Budge Family

St Partick, Battersea and Wandsworth - A Reply.

Issue 63, 1991

William Broderick, the King's Embroiderer

The Missis Lewis' School, Putney

St Partick, Battersea and Wandsworth

The Hermit of Wandsworth

Saved from the Thames

Colliers to Nine Elms.

Issue 62, 1991

The Wandsworth Great Tithe and Marshall's Charity

Putney Pottery, 1668-1739

Roman Wandsworth: part 2, Wandsworth Town.

Issue 61, Autumn 1990

The Beaufoys at Battersea

A Map of Putney, 1787

Bridges and Mills: a comment

Charles Kynoch

Blackmores and Bolting Cloths.

Issue 60, Summer 1990

Roehampton Detached

Putney or not Putney

West Hill: the making of a noble retreat

Tudor Murder in Wandsworth

Setting the Tone

Battersea's Anglo-Saxon Boundaries: a comment.

Issue 59, Winter 1990

The Cut

The Western Boundary of Early Battersea

Religion in Victorian Wandsworth

Delft Tiles

Further Observations on the Reformation in Wandsworth and Battersea.

Issue 58, Autumn 1989

Roman Wandsworth: part 1, Battersea

Some observations on the Battersea boundary through West Streatham

St. Bartholomew's church, Battersea 1891-1972

William Law - a forgotten resident of Putney. [LINK]

Robert Seymour.

Issue 57, Spring 1989

The token coinage of the Mayors of Garrat

Leigh Hunt on Wimbledon Park

Early River Crossings at Putney - Part 1

Education for All - The Board Schools in Battersea 1870-1900: Part 4, Winstanley Road School

Bears Den Hall, Putney

Bombed out in Wandsworth.

Issue 56, Autumn 1988

Roehampton Chapel

Early Postcards of Wandsworth

Willian Willmer Pocock: a Wandsworth Architect

From Board of Works to Book House: one hundred years

Another Tranchet Axe from the Thames

Education for All - The Board Schools in Battersea 1870-1900: Part 3, Bolingbroke School.

Issue 55, Summer 1988

Southfields Defence Force 1914-1918

Aspects of the Reformation in Wandsworth: Part 4, Tooting Graveney

The Putney Pallas

The Automobile Industry in the Borough of Wandsworth

Thomas James Lynes, Architect of the Earlsfield estate

Education for All - The Board Schools in Battersea 1870-1900: Part 2, Building the Schools.

Issue 54, Spring 1988

Aspects of the Reformation in Wandsworth: Part 3, Wandsworth Town

Kingsmere Close Excavation - an interim report: Part 1, the earlier periods

The Election of the Mayors of Garrat

Education for All - The Board Schools in Battersea 1870-1900: Part 1, The Background

Tooting Jottings: 1919

Battersea Rise in the 1920's.

Issue 53, Winter 1987

Battersea's Museums

Medieval Putney - A Reply

Some Field and Place Names of Wandsworth

Aspects of the Reformation in Wandsworth: Part 2 - Battersea

The Building of the Totterdown Estate, Tooting

A Skeleton.

Issue 52, Spring 1987

Aspects of the Reformation in Wandsworth: Part 1, Putney

Benedict Arnold - buried in Battersea

Edward Gibbon - his early years in Putney

Medieval Putney - settlement patterns and its open fields

Tooting Jottings: 1918

Prehistoric Wandsworth: part 3, The Neolithic Period.

Issue 51, Winter 1986/87

Medieval Putney - a Planned Village?

A Battersea Boundary Plate

Clapham Junction 1880-1914

Sir Archbald Davis Dawnay - Mayor of Wandsworth 1908-1919

Tooting Jottings 1917

St. Mary's Putney: the Last 150 Years.

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Issue 50, Autumn 1986

Prehistoric Wandsworth, Part 2

Dorothy Berringer

Clapham Junction on the 1870s

The Wandsworth Paper Mills

Wandsworth's Railway Engines

Richard Steele and Wandsworth

Tooting Jottings 1916.

Issue 49, Summer 1986

Seventeenth Century Putney

The Wimbledon and Putney Railway

A Day at the Manorial Court of Dunsford, 1663

The Kennington to Streatham Cable Trams of the London Tramway Company

William Willis - Mayor of Battersea 1908-1909

Tooting Jottings 1915.

Issue 48, Spring 1986

Prehistoric Wandsworth, Part 1

Frederic William Worthy, Mayor of Battersea 1907-1908

Tooting Jottings 1914

Henry George Hills - Wandsworth's First Town Clerk

The Dawes Connection, Part 2

Clapham Junction on the 1860s.

Issue 47, December 1985

The Origins of Clapham Junction

William Bishop and the Putney Baths

St Peter's Hospital, East Hill. [LINK]

Battersea and the Thames, 1851

James Henry Brown, Mayor of Battersea

Tooting Jottings, 1913

Sisters Avenue: The History and Development of Nos.1 to 7

The Dawes Connection: Putney and the Dawes Family.

Issue 46, September 1985

The Huguenot Memorial, East Hill

The Paving of Putney High Street

Tooting Jottings 1912

The West London Line

James Wise - Mayor of Wandsworth 1906-1907

Railwaymen in Victorian Battersea (1851-1871)

The City Railway: Another Might-Have-Been of Local History.

Issue 45, June 1985

The Albert Palace, Battersea

Battersea and Wandsworth in the Dark Ages

The Bishop West Chapel, Putney

The Early Days of G. Hardwick & Sons

Sir Alexander Glegg

A History of Salvador Estate, Tooting

Why Clapham Junction?

Tooting Jottings 1911.

Issue 44, March 1985

Battersea Reference Library: a History and Architectural Appreciation

Dunsford Manor and the Brodrick Family in Wandsworth: Part 2

William Rines, Mayor of Battersea 1905-1906

Utopia Forty Years on: the County of London Plan Revisited

Tooting Jottings from 1910.

Issue 43, December 1984

Balham farm and Nicholas Lane

The St. John Family of Battersea

Tudor Putney

William James West

Tooting Jottings from 1909.

Issue 42, September 1984

Black People in 17th and 18th Century Putney

The London and South Western Railway: 1838-1856

Rev. John Henry Anderson

Dunsford Manor and the Brodrick Family in Wandsworth: Part 1

Putney Pightles and the Twygge Family

Tooting Jottings from 1908.

Issue 41, June 1984

George Elliot at Southfields

Battersea in 1751

Nine Elms as a Passenger Station: 1838-1848

Some Further Observations on Putney's Boundaries

Sir John William Lorden.

Issue 40, March 1984

Balham and Tooting in the Dark Ages

Nicholas Maudyt: a Wandsworth Knight

Tooting One Hundred and Thirty-Five Years Ago

A Preliminary Note on the London and Southampton Railway

William Hunt: Mayor of Wandsworth 1902-1903

Saxon Putney: A View from Across the River

Anglo-Saxon Putney and Roehampton: a Reply.

Issue 39, December 1983

Anglo-Saxon Putney and Roehampton

William Watts - Mayor of Battersea 1903-1904.

Issue 38, September 1983

Victoria Dwellings - Battersea Park Road

Sir William Lancaster - Mayor of Wandsworth 1901-1902

A Pottery Bird Whistle - St. Mary's Church, Putney.

Issue 37, June 1983

Arthur William Raynor - Mayor of Battersea 1902-1903

Intra-Urban Migration - a Battersea Example, 1875-1883.

Issue 36, March 1983

Mayors of Battersea and Wandsworth - Howarth Barnes

In Defence of Anglo-Saxon Putney and Roehampton.

Issue 35, December 1982

Some obervations on the boundary between the parishes of Wimbledon and Wandsworth

The site of Putney Workhouse

History of a Tooting house

Battersea and Brunel

Mayors of Battersea and Wandsworth - John Lidiard

Some facets of Wandsworth life in 1856.

Issue 34, September 1982

H.R.H. Prince Charles inspects the Society's 'dummy' excavation

Nicholas Lane - 17th century Land surveyor and cartographer

The Duke of Clarence at Roehampton

The Great Battersea Square fire.

Issue 33, June 1982

A 'Putney' Mathematician - Srinivasa Ramanujan

Mayors of Battersea and Wandsworth - William Davies

Felsham Road archaeological site - a further report.

Issue 32, March 1982

Percy Melville Thornton, a postcript

The first Borough Council elections in Wandsworth and Battersea

Harking back, a piece of Tideway nostalgia

Roehampton House.

Issue 31, December 1981

Local history research in Wandsworth

The last of the Thorntons of Battersea Rise House

Putney Detached

S.S. Bailey (Stan Bailey obituary)

Battersea and Wandsworth manor.

Issue 30, September 1981

'Appy' Oliday time

Percy Melville Thornton (1841-1918)

Wandsworth Schools during the Regency Period.

Issue 29, March 1981

Local history research in Wandsworth

Felsham Road, Putney excavation - Interim Report Part 2

Battersea/Wandsworth Manor Part 2.

Issue 28, October 1980

The Napoleans of Wimbledon Common

Venus after Bathing

Riverhall Street, Wandsworth Road, SW8.

Issue 27, July 1980

Battersea and Wandsworth Manor

The site of early Roehampton

Wandsworth and Napolean

Reminiscences of Edith Lye.

Issue 26, April 1980

Felsham Road, Excavation - Interim Report: Part 1

Stones that can lie

The Fulham Extension Railway.

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Issue 25, December 1979

Where was Putney Park?

The Western boundary of Brixton Hundred

The Freeing of the Battersea bridges.

Issue 24, September 1979

D R Pollock - obituary

Putney Bridge.

Issue 23, June 1979

Some place-name evidence for Anglo-Saxon settlement in the Wandsworth area

Althorpe Grove, Battersea, Excavation. A 'Merry Man' plate.

Issue 22, April 1979

Spring Passage, Putney: Archaeological Excavation

Dubuisson-Sheppard

Tithe Records.

Issue 21, February 1979

Melrose Hall and the Visit of the Viceroy of Egypt

Dubuisson-Sheppard: A Wandsworth Boundary Stone.

Issue 20,,December 1978

Edward Thomas & Battersea: Some Connections.

Issue 19, October 1978

Mineral Water Manufacturers of Wandsworth

Finds from the Foreshore.

Issue 18, August 1978

Manresa House, Roehampton, Part 3

Wandsworth's First Railway Station

Latchmere Estate, Battersea.

Issue 17, December 1977

Manresa House, Roehampton, Part 2

Excavation at 22 Bendemeer Road, Putney

A Palaeolithic Implement from Putney.

Issue 16, June 1977

Manresa House, Roehampton, Part 1

Sir William Chambers and the Building of Parkstead House, Roehampton

Notes on Population in Wandsworth, 1603-1787

The Origins of Medieval Putney: A Second Rejoinder, A Second reply.

Issue 15, January 1977

The Medieval Moated Sites

The Origins of Medieval Putney - A Rejoinder

Medieval Putney - A Reply

The Origin of the Name "Putney".

Issue 14, June 1976

Some Thoughts on Medieval Putney

Medieval Putney: Some Further Proleptic Observations

The Cromwells and Putney

'The Putney Bus'.

Issue 13, December 1975

The Roman Road System in and around Putney

An Early Putney Street Directory

A Small Battersea Estate in the 1770s.

Issue 12, August 1975

The 'Red House' Tavern, Battersea Fields

Bolingbroke Hospital.

Issue 11, December 1974

The Story and Archaeology of the Upper Mills in Wandsworth.

Issue 10, June 1974

A History of All Saints' Church, Putney

South-Western Swansong

A Theological Training College in Putney.

Issue 9, December 1973

The Royal Victoria Patriotic Asylum

Kite-Flying on Wimbledon Common

Nine Elms to Barn Elms XIV, Industry 7: Morgan's Crucibles

Other Putneys.

Issue 8, June 1973

Nine Elms to Barn Elms XIII, Industry 6: Wandsworth Gasworks and its Ships

Hypothetical History - Or Some Railways That Never Were

Signing the Register 1761-1870.

Issue 7, February 1973

The Putney Childhood of Laurence Oates

Leigh Hunt in Putney

Sir George Newnes and Putney Library.

Issue 6, October 1972

A Decade of Digging

Putney Lower Common under the Conservators, 1871-1877

Putney Common 21 June 1972

Gilmore House - An Additional Note.

Issue 5, June 1972

The Putney Poverty Project

Bath Chairs on the Brighton Line

Nine Elms to Barn Elms XII, Industry 5: Distilleries

Isabella Gilmore.

Issue 4, February 1972

Nine Elms to Barn Elms XI, Industry 4: York House and the Battersea Enamels

Origins of Wandsworth Street Names 3

An Introduction to the Railway Industry in Battersea

Fire Insurance Marks

Drouet's Asylum in Tooting.

Issue 3, October 1971

Battersea in the Dark Ages

Origins of Wandsworth Street Names 2

Sefton Street Excavations

Nine Elms to Barn Elms X, Industry 3: Price's Patent Candle Factory, Battersea.

Issue 2, June 1971

Jenny Lind and Her Wandsworth Homes

Nine Elms to Barn Elms IX, Industry 2: The Battersea Horizontal Air-Mill

Roehampton in 1617

Some Iron Age Finds in Wandsworth

Finds from the River

Origins of Wandsworth Street Names

"The Development of Putney": A Review.

Issue 1, February 1971

The Early History of Roehampton 1300-1650

Nine Elms to Barn Elms VIII, Industry 1: Nine Elms Gas Works.