EEVRA N2 HISTORY and LOCAL FACTS

WEBSITE UNDER DEVELOPMENT The history of East End Village is a rich tapestry of places, people, performers, business and developments. The interactions have shaped the unique community we see today. The following is description from circa 1800 of how this area acquired its names, local history and facts that explore its growth, key events, and the lives of the people who have, and continued to call it home.

There have been many changes in our area generated by national, merchant, religious and commuter requirements including livestock markets, circus, waste management, monasteries and transport. The local landowning nobles, merchants and religious communities have all affected the naming of our area streets, houses, schools and parks. The following information draws upon a variety of sources, including local parish records, historic maps, and oral testimonies, to build a vivid picture of the past. The following links are organised thematically and begin with the area's earliest settlements, followed by its economic development, social changes, and notable landmarks, offering a comprehensive overview of the heritage of East End Village heritage.