The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 1 of Brick Lane
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| A street in East London, often referred to as "Banglatown", and the home of many curry restaurants. The [[Brick Lane Market]], "a mad mixture of treasures and trash", is held every Sunday until about 2pm, and the Brick Lane Festival, a "celebration of trade and culture", is held in September. |
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Brick Lane is worth a visit before it gets more heavily gentrified. It's a wonderful example of village London and a treasure that's rapidly being eroded. <blockquote> As its name suggests, Brick Lane gets its name from the local manafacture of bricks. By the early 18th Century it was a long well-paved street frequented by carts fetching bricks into Whitechapel from brick kilns. </blockquote> (from http://www.spitalfields.org.uk/) ==== Other useful links ==== * [http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=533863&Y=181831&A=Y&Z=1 Brick Lane on streetmap] * [http://www.bricklanerestaurants.com/ bricklanerestaurants.com (Cityside Regeneration site)] * [http://www.britannia.com/travel/london/cockney/brick.html Go Britannia! report on Brick Lane] * [http://bricklane.omweb.org A Brick Lane community site] |
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