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Old Library Building
The Old Library Building on Compton Crescent provides a flexible community venue in Tottenham that continues the civic role of the former library. With long opening hours every day it hosts activities, classes and meetings alongside space for quiet reading and local projects. The setting within a residential area keeps it close to bus routes and everyday amenities which makes attendance simple for nearby residents. A step free entrance supports inclusive access and the building痴 generous timetable helps groups find times that suit different schedules. Opening Hours Monday: 12-9pm Tuesday: 12-9pm Wednesday: 12-9pm Thursday: 12-9pm Friday: 12-10:30pm Saturday: 12-10:30pm Sunday: 12-9pm
Library Features 1. Community venue in a former library building; 2. Very long daily opening hours; 3. Residential Tottenham location close to buses; 4. Wheelchair accessible entrance; 5. Flexible timetable for groups and projects
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The Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives - King's College London
Kinolibrary on Cremer Street in Hoxton is a unique archive dedicated to film and video collections. It provides access to a wide range of footage, from historic documentaries to cultural recordings that capture moments of everyday life. This resource is used by filmmakers, researchers, and organisations who require authentic visual material for creative and educational projects. Located in the creative quarter of Hoxton, Kinolibrary benefits from being close to London痴 vibrant art and cultural scene, with galleries, music venues, and independent caf駸 in the area. Its proximity to Shoreditch High Street and Hoxton stations ensures good transport connections. With a focus on preserving and sharing film archives, Kinolibrary plays an important role in safeguarding visual heritage for future generations. Opening Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday: 10am-5pm Wednesday: 10am-5pm Thursday: 10am-5pm Friday: Closed Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed
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The British Jesuit Archives on Mount Street in Mayfair hold the records and heritage of the Jesuit community in Britain. The collection spans centuries and includes manuscripts, correspondence, and official documents that trace the history and activities of the Jesuits. Scholars and researchers interested in religious history, education, and the Catholic Church find this archive a vital source of information. The building itself is located in Mayfair, a district known for its historic architecture and cultural institutions. Being in central London, it is easily accessible and close to landmarks such as Grosvenor Square and Hyde Park. The archive plays a role in supporting research into both local and international aspects of Jesuit history. For those studying theology, history, or cultural heritage, the British Jesuit Archives provide a wealth of unique material. Opening Hours Monday: 9:30am-8pm Tuesday: 9:30am-8pm Wednesday: 9:30am-8pm Thursday: 9:30am-8pm Friday: 9:30am-6pm Saturday: 9:30am-5pm Sunday: 11am-5pm
Lambeth Archives
Lambeth Archives on Brixton Hill is the central repository for the borough痴 historical memory and community heritage. This long-established service provides access to a wide range of materials including council records, old maps, newspapers, photographs, and rare documents that tell the story of Lambeth through the centuries. Visitors often use the collections to research family histories, explore how streets and neighbourhoods developed, or understand the cultural diversity that has shaped the area. Located in the heart of Brixton, the archives sit close to the market, independent shops, and music venues that reflect the character of the borough today. Its facilities are designed with accessibility in mind, including wheelchair access and hearing loops to ensure a broad audience can benefit. By balancing professional care of records with a welcoming atmosphere, Lambeth Archives remain a vital resource for both academic researchers and local residents interested in the changing face of South London. Opening Hours Monday: 1-8pm Tuesday: 10am-6pm Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 10am-6pm Friday: 10am-3pm Saturday: 9am-1pm, 2-5pm Sunday: Closed