Keybridge House: the brutalist beauty that went down fighting
Remembering Vauxhall Cross in the 1990s: Filming the squeegies
2024-2025 Lambeth Local History Walks leaflet available now
Sir John Soane at Vauxhall Gardens
Veni Vidi Vauxhall: Discover trailblazing Vauxhall on seven FREE history walks – Saturday 7 October 2023
The True Cost of Fireworks: Sarah Ann Vaughan Williams and Caroline Bridges, two 11-year-olds
Hogarth’s Garden: A concert by London Early Opera – 23 June 2023
Talk: Mrs Meredith and the Convict laundries of Vauxhall and Stockwell – 22 May 2023
Tableaux Pyrotechniques, or Picture-Models at Vauxhall Gardens
2023-2024 local history walks leaflet now available
John Mackay’s birthday visit to Vauxhall Gardens on 31 July 1837
Honouring Lambeth’s orchid artist Nelly Roberts
Edward Maxted, the firebrand vicar from Vauxhall who was once burnt in effigy
Stockwell War Memorial: A Centenary Exhibition
Phyllis Todd, much-travelled painter of a different stripe
Just published by The Vauxhall Society: Six Essays on Vauxhall Gardens by David E. Coke
The Space Art of Ralph Smith in Vauxhall
Want to self-publish your history book? Vauxhall History’s Naomi Clifford to give free online talk telling you how
Henry Evans Evanion, ‘The Royal Conjuror’ of Kennington
Louise Michel, anarchist heroine of the Paris Commune, tours the Lambeth workhouse
Watercolour nostalgia for Vauxhall Gardens
Claudia Jones’s Vauxhall years and the genesis of the West Indian Gazette
The Prisoners’ Friend: The Work of the Indefatigable Mrs Meredith in south London
Knaves or ‘Slaves’? – the Waiters of Vauxhall Gardens
When John Archer took aim at injustice
Who was the mystery ‘Lady of Colour’ who sang and gave a pianoforte recital at Vauxhall Gardens in 1822?
When ‘Vauxhall’ changed gear and hit the road to make motoring history
Myth and Monolith – The Nine Elms Cold Store
Fun and Games at Vauxhall: ‘The New and Favorite Game of Mother Goose and the Golden Egg’, a board game of 1808
The Man in the White Cotton Suit: William Roupell, MP, Treachery and Fraud in Queen Victoria’s Lambeth
Vauxhall Park not lost for lavender
