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Mare Street, Hackney, London, 1731
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Mare Street, Hackney, London, 1731
Mare Street, Hackney, London, 1731. A cart fords Hackney Brook which crosses Mare Street. The tower of St John dominates the scene
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Media ID 15170664
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Brook Cart Ford Hackney Read St Johns Church Stream Mare Street
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Mare Street, Hackney, London, 1731 - A Glimpse into the Past
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. This black and white lithograph takes us back to the enchanting village of Hackney in 18th century London. The scene depicts Mare Street, a bustling avenue that served as the heart of this close-knit community. As we delve into this snapshot from history, our eyes are immediately drawn to a cart gracefully fording Hackney Brook, which meanders across Mare Street. Amidst the charming architecture that lines both sides of the road, one structure stands tall and commands attention - the tower of St John's Church. This magnificent landmark dominates the skyline with its imposing presence and serves as a testament to centuries-old Christian traditions. Transportation in this era relied heavily on carts like the one captured in this print. They were essential for carrying goods and connecting villages like Hackney with neighboring areas. The ford over Hackney Brook provided passage for these carts while adding an element of rustic charm to everyday life. As we explore every detail within this monochrome masterpiece, it becomes evident that religion played a significant role in shaping daily routines during those times. St John's Church symbolizes not only spiritual devotion but also acts as a beacon around which social activities revolved. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this anonymous artwork offers us an invaluable glimpse into life in 18th century England. It allows us to appreciate how village communities thrived amidst natural streams like Hackney Brook
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