The Streatham Society
2010

Date
Topic
Speaker
5 July
Who Built Streatham? Its' Architecture
Past and Present (Streatham Festival
Lecture)
Brian Bloice
19 July
Lambeth Living: The Management of
Lambeth Housing
Keith Hill
2 August
Collectables & Antiques - Bring your
favourites
Members Evening
6 September
A History of Du Cane Court.  Land,
Architecture, People and Politics
Gregory Vincent
20 September
Blake, Van Gogh, Pissarro and Markino,
Four artists with Lambeth Connections
Nilu York
4 October
From Minister to Morley. Music Making in
Southwark and Lambeth
Len Reilly
18 October
The Elephant and Castle
Stephen Humphrey
1st November
The Southern Electric Railway
Neil Lloyd
16 November
Going to the Edinburgh Fringe
Rev Lisa Wright
6 December
Christmas Themes
Members Evening

2011

3 January
Recent Local History Discoveries
Various Speakers
17 January
Bees and Bee Keeping
Bob Jackson
7  February
The Elephant Entertains
Richard Norman
21 February
The Work of a Streatham Councillor
Julian Heather
7 March
Croydon's Celebrated Cricketers
Roger Packham
21 March
The Southbank of the Thames
Michael Gilbert
4 April
Carriers To And From London
Chris Salaman
18  April
In the Potting Shed
Tony Pizzoferro
2 May
Ephemera and Books - Bring Your
Favourites
Members Evening
16  May
Working and Guiding in London
Irene Last
6 June
Bygone Streatham
John  Brown
20 June
Annual General Meeting: Review of the
Society's Year 2010 - 2011
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Meetings, Programme and Events

The Society holds regular meeting and a number of events throughout the year. It also engages with other local groups at their events and is a participant in the Streatham Festival and the Furzedown Festival. The Society, with its bookstall, is often present at other local events and at public meetings concerned with planning or development issues.

Help at events or with Society activities is always welcome.

Our meetings take place between 8pm and 10pm on the first and third Monday of each month at "Woodlawns", 16 Leigham Court Road, Streatham, London, SW16. This splendid Victorian house is just a short walk away from Streatham Hill railway station.

Visitors are welcome to attend a meeting and there is no admission charge.