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Amir Dotan

I’ve lived in Stoke Newington in North-East London since 2002 and became interested in its history in 2011. I research the area’s rich colourful past as a hobby, collecting and sharing material from archives, online resources, books and personal collections.

I enjoy giving talks on various topics relating to Stoke Newington’s past and organise ‘Stoke Newington History Talks‘; a quarterly event featuring myself and two guest speakers.

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Do you have anything to share?

I’m always very interested to hear from people who have old photos of Stoke Newington and anything else relevant to the area’s past such as home movies, documents etc.

Click here to get in touch if you would like to share any items you have.

Speaking engagements

I give talks about various Stoke Newington history related topics such as the campaign to save Clissold Park, pubs, the evolution of Church Street since 1847 and more.

Click here to get in touch if you would like to discuss a potential speaking engagement.

Stoke Newington History Talks

I run a free quarterly event called Stoke Newington History Talks where I’m joined by two different speakers each time.

Click here to get in touch if you would like to be added to the events mailing list.

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