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Places of interest in E17

Vestry House Museum

Museum of London · Museum of London Docklands

St. Mary's Church, Walthamstow

The church is now also a music and recording venue, and holds 'St. Mary's Music Festival' in June.

Walthamstow Central station

The station was opened by the Great Eastern Railway (as Hoe Street) in 1870 and London Underground services started on 1 September 1968. The up-side station building is a remarkably well preserved example of a mid-Victorian country station. The station's present name was only given when the Victoria line arrived.

Manor House tube station

Platform roundel

Harringay Arena

Where did the thousands come from? I have never seen their like in any concert hall before. There was so little dimness among the elderly. There were so few corduroys, beards and bandanna headsquares among the young. These Harringaieties are, take them all in all, quite a phenomenon. Some sociologist should put them under his spy-glass.[13]