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Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide 5th Edition | 2021 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Abattoirs 640.1 Abbeys 210.1 Abolition of slavery 326 Abortion 622.4 Abused women hostels and agencies 365.2 Accessioning (library administration) 846 Accumulator towers 690.1 Acts of Parliament and orders 343 Acts of Parliament - Bethnal Green 343.3 Acts of Parliament – Poplar 343.2 Acts of Parliament – Stepney 343.1 Alder House 430 Alder House – Concerts 780.4 Administration of justice 344 Adult education 830 Adult education – Bethnal Green 830.3 Adult education – Poplar 830.2 Adult education – Stepney 830.1 Advertising 651.2 Adventure centres 797 Aerial photographs 054 Aerial photographs – Bethnal Green 054.3 Aerial photographs – Poplar 054.2 Aerial photographs – Stepney 054.1 African-Caribbean people 490 African peoples 490 Agriculture 630 AIDS 610.2 Air pollution 610.3 Air raid precautions 347 3 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Air raid shelters 347.1 Air raids 081 Air raids – Bethnal Green 081.3 Air raids – Poplar 081.2 Air raids – Stepney 081.1 Air Training Corps 345.2 Airports 384.1 Alcoholism 337 Alexandra House (Bow Road) 621.26 All Hallows (Devons Road) 223.9 All Hallows (East India Docks) 223.13 All Saints (Buxton Street) 221.27 All Saints (Poplar) 223 All Saints (Poplar) – Churchwardens, vestries 351.3 All Saints (Poplar) – parish 033 All Saints (Poplar) – vestry elections 321.1 Allotments 630.1 Almshouses 370 Almshouses – Bethnal green 370.3 Almshouses – Poplar 370.2 Almshouses – Stepney 370.1 Alton Street School 820.2 Altab Ali protests, 1978 300.2 Ambulance services 624.2 Anarchism 320.7 Ancient Order of Britons 366.6 Ancient Order of Druids 366.2 Ancient Order of Foresters 366.4 Angling 797.11 4 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Animal Clinics 631.3 Anthropology 590 Anti-nuclear protests 346.1 Antiquities 570 Anti-racism 300.2 Anti-Semitism 300.2 Apparitions 392.2 Applique 751 Approach Road Wesleyan Methodist Mission 226.3 Archaeology 570 Architecture 721 Architectural companies 651.1 Armies 345 Armies – conscription and recruitment 345.3 Armies – local regiments 345.1 Armies – training corps 345.2 Armies – volunteer corps 345.1 Armistice Day 390.4 Army Cadet Corps 345.2 Army Reserve 345.1 Arnhem Wharf Primary School (Westferry Road) 820.2 Art galleries 750.1 Art Place Trust 360 Art Schools 821 Art Schools – Bethnal Green 821.3 Art Schools – Poplar 821.2 Art Schools – Stepney 821.1 Art Societies 731 Art Societies – Bethnal Green 731.3 Art Societies – Poplar 731.2 5 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Art Societies – Stepney 731.1 Artillery Lane Mission 222.1 Arts and crafts 730 Arts and crafts, Art Festivals in schools 810.4 Arts centres, societies, art festivals 731 Arts centres, societies, art festivals – Bethnal Green 731.3 Arts centres, societies, art festivals – Poplar 731.2 Arts centres, societies, art festivals – Stepney 731.1 Asphalt industry 670.2 Assaults 342 Assessment (financial) 356 Associations (general) 360 Associations (general) – Bethnal Green 360.3 Associations (general) – Poplar 360.2 Associations (general) – Stepney 360.1 Associations for the Aged 334.5 Asthma 610 Astrology 200.1 Astronomy 520 Athletics 797.7 Athletics in schools 825 Atley Road School 820.2 Audits (Public) 356 August Project 360 Authors (local) 870 Autobiographies 100 Avenues Unlimited 360 Awards and Decorations – civil 300.1 Awards and Decorations – military 345.4 6 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 BNP (British National Party) 320.5 Baking - industry 670.5 Baking – home economics 640.1 Ballet 793.2 Ballooning 797.9 Ballroom dancing 793.1 Bancroft Library 850.1 Bancroft’s School 820.1 Bands (music) 780.2 Banga Bandhu Primary School 820.1 Bangladeshis 440 Banglatown 023 Banks 650.3 Baptist Churches in Bethnal Green 226.2 Baptist Churches in Poplar 224.2 Baptist Churches in Stepney 222.2 Baptist religious life 230.2 Barbers 651.2 Barges 909 Barnardo’s Homes 364.1 Barnardo’s Toy Workshop 370.3 Barrels – manufacture 680.7 Basement Writers 870 Basket manufacture 680.15 Baths 611 Battle of Cable Street 320.5 Beanos 390.6 7 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Beating the Bounds 390.1 Beatrice Tate School 823 Beaumont Institution 830.1 Bedford Institute Association 240 Beekeeping 631 Beggars 335.3 Bell ringing 290.3 Bells – Church 290.3 Bells – manufacture 680.4 Ben Johnson School 820.1 Benefit Societies 367 Benevolent Societies 371 Bengalis 440 Benledi Street Chapel 224.3 Berner Street School 820.1 Beth Holim 621.17 Bethel Baptist Chapel 224.2 Bethnal Green 040 Bethnal Green Borough Council 354.3 Bethnal Green Borough Council – elections 321.3 Bethnal Green Borough Council – finance 356.4 Bethnal Green Central Hall (Bonner Road) 226.3 Bethnal Green Council of Churches 262 Bethnal Green High School 820.3 Bethnal Green Hospital 621.3 Bethnal Green Library 850.3 Bethnal Green Medical Mission 621.37 8 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Bethnal Green Methodist Church (Approach Road) 226.3 Bethnal Green Military Hospital 621.3 Bethnal Green Museum 851 Bethnal Green Road Market 652.34 Bethnal Green Society 330.16 Bethnal Green Sports Centre 797 Bethnal Green Tube disaster 081.3 Bethnal House Asylum 621.35 Betting 200.5 Betts Street School 820.1 Bibles 261 Billiards 798.1 Billingsgate Fish Market (West India Docks) 652.20 Bingo 798.6 Biographies 100 Biographies of maritime figures 902 Biology 590 Bird sanctuaries 590 Birds 631.1 Birdwatching 799.4 Birth control 622.4 Birth rates 310 Birth registers 120 Bisexual people 306 Bishop Challoner Catholic School (Christian Street) 820.1 9 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Bishoprics 215 Bishopsgate Goods Yard 385.2 Black Lives Matter 300.2 Black people 490 Blackwall 035 Blackwall Branch Asylum 621.25 Blackwall Police Station 974 Blackwall Tunnel 1897 389.1 Blackwall Tunnel 1967 389.2 Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green 870 Blind people 620.3 Blitz 081 Blood donors 620.1 Blue Gate Fields Primary School (King David Lane) 820.1 Boards of guardians 353 Boards of guardians – Bethnal Green 353.3 Boards of guardians – elections 321.2 Boards of guardians – Poplar 353.2 Boards of guardians – Stepney 353.1 Boards of works 352 Boards of works – Bethnal Green 352.3 Boards of works – elections 321.1 Boards of works – Poplar 352.2 Boards of works – Stepney 352.1 Boating 797.4 Bollards 600.4 Bonner Primary School 820.3 Book weeks 845 Booksellers 651.4 Boot manufacture 680.11 10 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Borough Councils 354 Borough Councils – civic functions 359 Borough Councils – committees 358.3 Borough Councils – councillors 358.1 Borough Councils – elections 321.3 Borough Councils – executive 358 Borough Councils – public relations 359 Borough librarians 841 Borough of Poplar Nature Study Union 830.2 Botany 580 Botolph Road School 820.2 Bottle banks 610.1 Boules 797.6 Boundaries 052 Boundaries – Bethnal Green 052.3 Boundaries – Poplar 052.2 Boundaries – Stepney 052.1 Boundary stones 712 Bow 031 Bow and Bromley Institute 830.2 Bow Boys School 820.2 Bow Bridge 388.1 Bow Central School 820.2 Bow Common Methodist Church 224.3 Bow Creek 035 Bow Library (Idea Store Bow) 850.21 Bow (Methodist) Mission 224.3 Bow Road Baptist Chapel 224.2 Bow Road Methodist Church 224.3 Bow Road Open Air School 823.3 11 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Bow Road Presbyterian Church 224.5 Bow School (Fairfield Road) 820.2 Bow Trains (Bow Church) 385.2 Bowbrook School 820.2 Bowling 797.6 Bowls 797.6 Boxing 797.3 Boys’ Brigade 363.3 Brady Centre 360.1 Brake outings 390.6 Brass foundries 680.4 Brasses – Church 290.2 Brasses – crafts 730.4 Bravery 300.1 Breast screening 620.1 Brewing industry 670.3 Brexit 320.9 Brick Lane Market 652.32 Brick manufacture 680.13 Bridges 388 Brighton College Mission 222.1 British Empire Cancer Campaign 624.4 British Girls Nursing Corps 623.5 Bromley Hall Road School 820.2 British Legion 345.5 12 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 British National Party (BNP) 320.5 British Red Cross Society 624.1 British Sailors Society 365.1 British Street School 820.2 British National Party (BNP) 320.5 British Union of Fascists 320.5 Broad Street School 820.1 Bromley 032 Bromley-by-Bow Centre 620 Bromley Hall School 823.1 Bromley St. Leonard (Parish) 032 Bromley St. Leonard – churchwardens, vestries 351.32 Bromley St. Leonard – vestry elections 321.1 Bronzes 730.4 Brownies 363.2 Bruce Road Congregational Church 224.4 Brunswick Chapel (Limehouse) 222.3 Brunswick Congregational Church (Whitechapel Road) 222.4 Brush manufacture 680.15 Buckle Street Jews Infant School 820.1 Buddhism 226.13 Building societies 650.4 Building trade 690.2 Buildings of historical and architectural interest 721 Buildings of historical and architectural interest – Bethnal Green 721.3 Buildings of historical and architectural interest – Poplar 721.2 Buildings of historical and architectural interest – Stepney 721.1 Burdett Road Congregational Church 222.4 13 Tower Hamlets Local History Library Subject Guide – 5th Edition 2021 Burdett Road Market 652.14 Burdett Toy Library 823 Burglary 342 Burial registers 120 Burkers 341 Buses 386 Business and Businesses 650 Business cards 651.3 Business associations 650.1 Business conferences 650 Buskers 792.3 By-laws 343 Bryon Street School (Hay Currie School) 820.2 C.A.B.
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