| Description | Consists of:
- Museum of London postcard: to Bill from Di Atkinson, featuring image of a
suffragette and policeman in Whitehall, 1908 (1p)
(c1990s-2000s)
- A4 poster, 'Black Lion Yard has gone! : but the
Fishberg Tradition will greet you today at Michael
Fishberg', featuring the addresses of two
restaurants, a map and an image (1p) (date
unknown)
- leaflet 'Spitalfields Festival 1997', featuring
information about a talk by Professor William
Fishman titled 'The city of dreadful night', which took
place on 18 June 1997 (14 pp) (June 1997)
- leaflet, 'Once the home of Master Weaver Peter
Abraham Ogier', featuring information about the
Friendsof the Spitalfields Centre located at 19 Princelet Street,
London E1 6QH and giving financial aid to the centre
(4pp) [2001]
- leaflet, 'Brick Lane music hall', featuring opening
times, contact details and a map of the venue which
was located at 152 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU
(4pp) (unknown date)
- newspaper article 'Cockney Culture's New Face'
reports on new Asian immigration to the East End
combined with a history of immigration to the East
End (2pp) (7 July 2001)
- 'A history of no 19 Princelet Street' featuring a
history and image of the building, along with
information about an exhibition on the Huguenots in
the East End, organised by Tower Hamlets
Environment Trust (2pp) (c1980s)
- photocopied pages of a book called, 'The streets of
East London', section that is marked has the
heading 'William Booth', includes images of
Salvation Army buildings and William Booth (7pp)
(unknown date)
- letter to Mr Fishman from Joyce Dawson
requesting any information on number 14 Fournier,
which used to be a Working Boys Home (1p) (16
November 2001)
- letter to Dr Kershaw from Joyce Dawson
requesting any information on number 14 Fournier,
on the advice of Mr Fishman (20 January 2002)
- agenda for the 'Committee meeting for approval of
courses non-thesis option for the university honours
citation', featuring details of a course taught by Dr.
William Fishman called, 'The historical development
of London' (2pp) (unknown date)
- essay titled 'The unlearned lesson: a brief overview
of housing issues in Britain', featuring several
references to work by William Fishman, author is
unknown (5pp) (unknown date)
- short story called, 'Tell me a Story' by Ester Leigh,
where Ester compares the stories her mother would
tell her of her childhood in Eastern Europe to her
own memories of her childhood in the East End
(4pp) (unknown date)
- letter to Mr Fishman from Emily Cleaver at the
BBC, referring to Mr Fishman's possible involvement
in a television documentary about Brick Lane (1pp)
(26 September 2005)
- letter to Bill from David C. Belinfante, giving further
information about Mr Belinfante's family, as
requested by Bill, includes family tree (2pp) (20
October 2005 |