Clapton Collection (#2)

Horse-drawn tram on a Victorian scrap, advertising Raphael Tuck & Sons Artistic Cards. Date: circa 1890s

Map of the Parish of Hackney, surveyed by John Rocque (c. 1709-1762) 1745 (litho)
XJF262736 Map of the Parish of Hackney, surveyed by John Rocque (c.1709-1762) 1745 (litho) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS Cabriolet

A letter by John Howard, and a view of his residence at Cardington, mid-late 18th century, (1840). Artist: John Howard
Part of a letter by John Howard, and a view of his residence at Cardington, mid-late 18th century, (1840). View of the philanthropist and prison reformers birthplace at Clapton, Middlesex

Salvation Army Maternity Home, Upper Clapton
The Salvation Army Maternity Home on Downs Road, Upper Clapton, London N.E

London Orphan Asylum, Hackney Road, Clapton
A view of the London Orphan Asylum, opened in 1825 at Hackney Road, Clapton. Date: circa 1840

Salvation Army Home, Lower Clapton Road, London. At various times, the premises served as a rescue home, a knitting home, and a training institute for the Armys women social workers. Date: circa 1908

Salvation Army Training Homes, womens correspondence room
The womens correspondence room at the Salvation Army Officers Training Home, thought to be at Clapton, in north-east London.. Date: circa 1905

Salvation Army Training Homes, hydropathic treatment
A hydropathic treatment session at the Salvation Army Officers Training Home, thought to be at Clapton, in north-east London.. Date: circa 1905

The Nest, Clapton - Schoolroom
Children sit in a classroom at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton - Sandpit
Children play in a sandpit at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton - Going for a Walk
The Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London. Two women each push a pram containing two babies, while older children walk alongside

The Nest, Clapton - Ironing
The Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London. Girls in aprons iron clothing under the supervision of a Salivation Army officer

The Nest, Clapton - Garden
Girls hold hands in a circle in the garden at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton
Girls, staff and two small dogs at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London Date: circa 1908

Spectators at Fulham v Clapton Orient football match
A crowd of spectators at a football match between Fulham and Clapton Orient. Date: 1914

Howards Birthplace - 1
JOHN HOWARDs birthplace at Clapton. Date: 1726

Howards Birthplace Etc
The prison reformer JOHN HOWARDs birthplace at Clapton and the house wherein he resided at Cardington, in Bedfordshire. Date: 1726

Starting Point
13th October 1956: The house on the corner of Thistlewaite Road, Clapton, London where Harry Rael-Brook first started his crease-proof shirt business

Ferrari SP12 EC (Eric Clapton, £3million one-off), 2012, Red, & black
Ferrari SP12 EC (Eric Clapton, £ 3million one-off) 2012 Red & black

Chelsea versus Clapton Orient football match
Scott of Chelsea and Thompson of Clapton Orient compete for the ball in the air at the first league fixture of these two London clubs. The game was played on the Clapton Orient ground

The Nest, Salvation Army Childrens Home, London
Inmates in the garden of The Nest, a home for sexually abused girls, opened by the Salvation Army in 1901 at Upper Clapton, north east London

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"Exploring the Rich History of Clapton: From Football to Asylums" Step back in time and discover the fascinating history of Clapton, a vibrant neighborhood in London. In 1936, Clapton Orient FC football team made waves with their remarkable skills on the pitch. The Pond on Clapton Common served as a tranquil oasis for locals seeking solace amidst bustling city life. Take a glimpse into the past with a south-west view of the London Orphan Asylum in Lower Clapton, Hackney, captured around 1830. Greyhound Stadiums dotted across London provided thrilling entertainment for sports enthusiasts. The Turnbull/Clapton Orient connection holds significance as it symbolizes an era when football united communities. Meanwhile, the Salvation Congress Hall stood tall as a beacon of hope and faith for those seeking spiritual guidance. Footballers Jones, Fletcher, and Ellis from Clapton Orient left an indelible mark on both local and national sporting history. The Grocers School viewed from Hackney Downs showcased educational institutions that nurtured young minds within this vibrant community. Venturing further out to Gloucester GL13 9 Map reveals how far-reaching Clapton's influence was beyond its borders. Even Deaf and Dumb Asylum found its place here, providing support to those who needed it most. Immerse yourself in nostalgia with images like the Lobby Card capturing moments at the London Orphan Asylum or photographs showcasing White Hart Hotel - both testaments to bygone eras etched into memory. Join us as we unravel these captivating stories that shaped Clapton's identity over centuries – where sport thrived alongside social welfare initiatives while preserving architectural gems that still stand today.