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Who Killed Colin Roach? Colin Roach died of a gunshot wound he received in the foyer of Stoke Newington police… READ MORE
“Though no remarkable thing happened at her nativity, such as the flattering sooth sayers pretend in eclipses, and other the… READ MORE
‘Up the ladder I did grope, That’s No Joke, That’s No Joke’ (From the popular song ‘Jack Hall’ later ‘Sam… READ MORE
The first edition of the Daily Universal Register was published on 1st January, 1785. It was in competition with eight other daily… READ MORE
The earliest history of Wimbledon Common and Putney Lower Common dates back to the paleolithic age and barrows such as… READ MORE
Charlton Horn Fair was a rowdy bawdy South East London popular procession and fair, said to have originated in a… READ MORE
Punfield and Barstow Mouldings was a small firm on the Queensbury Industrial Estate in Northwest London, manufacturing safety helmets, spools… READ MORE
Blood and Honour was a national socialist (Nazi) music organisation run by Ian Stuart Donaldson of the band Skrewdriver ((since, happily,… READ MORE
“Four disorderly women being sent to Bridewell, a parcel of sailors assembled in Rosemary-lane, with an intent to rescue them;… READ MORE
The first half of the 1950s was a quiet time for anti-fascists in the UK. The postwar threat of fascist… READ MORE
"People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."
~ Rogers Hornsby
A passionate baseball fan blog celebrating America's favorite pastime.
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