BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR LONDON

General

. Ackroyd, Peter London The Biography Chatto & Windus 2000 ISBN 1 85619 716 6

Bagwell P.S. Outcast London - A Methodist Response: West London Mission, 1887-1987 1987

. Barton, Nicholas The Lost Rivers of London Historical Publications 1992 ISBN 0 948667 15 X

Booth, Charles. Life and Labour of the People 2 vols 1889
No online version of this has been located. See The London School of Economics Charles Booth Online Archive

. Chandler, T.J. The climate of London Hutchinson 1965

. Clunn, Harold P. The face of London Spring Books 1952?

. Cruickshank, Dan and Wyld, Peter The Art of Georgian Building Pub The Architectural Press 1977

. Foley, Donald L. Controlling London's Growth: Planning the great wen 1940-1960 University of California Press 1963.

. Green, Shirley. Rachman: The slum landlord whose name became a byword for evil. Michael Joseph 1979, Hamlyn Paperbacks 1981.

Green, Shirley. Who Owns London? Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1986 ISBN: 0297789627

. Hillman, Judy (Edited by). Planning for London. pub by Penguin 1971.
Essays by various authors on various topics Contemporary with the Public Planning Enguiry into the GLC Greater London Plan

. Jenkins, Simon. Landlords to London: Story of a Capital and Its Growth. ISBN 009460150X

Jones, Gareth Stedman Outcast London: A Study in the Relationship Between Classes in Victorian Society 1984

Jones, Gareth Stedman Outcast London Penguin History S. 1991

Mayhew, Henry London Labour and London Poor 1861
Volume 1 available online at the University of Virginia Library (US)

McKellar, Elizabeth The Birth of Modern London: The Development and Design of the City, 1660-1720 Studies in Design & Material Culture: Manchester University Press 1999 ISBN: 0719040760
Whilst being an interesting read this is also a scholarly work that offers a critique of earlier histories of Georgian London and in particular Georgian London by Sir John Summerson.


Mearns, Andrew Bitter Cry of Outcast London 1970, 1978

Mission, E by George Yard (London)The twenty-seventh [twenty-eighth] annual report of the George Yard free ragged schools, church, and shelter for outcast boys, infant nursery &c., High Street, Whitechapel 1881

. Porter, Roy. London: A social history Hamish Hamilton 1994; Penguin 1996

Preston, W. C. Bitter Cry of Outcast London Portway Reprints 1969)

. Purdom, C.B. How should we rebuild London? Dent 1945.

. Rasmussen, Steen Eiler. London: The unique city. 1934 Jonathan Cape 1937; Pelican Books 1961

Ross, Ellen Love and Toil: Motherhood in Outcast London, 1870-1918 1993, 1994

Schofield, John London Medieval Houses 1995 Paul Mellon Centre for Studies

. Sherlock, Harley. Cities are good for us: The case for close-knit communities, local shops and public transport. Paladin 1991

Included here because Harley Sherlock's career as an architect has been spent in Islington and consequnetly many of the examples he gives are set in London.


Shesgreen, Sean Images of the Outcast: The Urban Poor in the Cries of London 2002

Shesgreen, Sean Images of the Outcast: The Urban Poor in the Cries of London from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century 2002

. Smith, Stephen. Underground London Abacus 2004, ISBN 0 349 11565 6

. Summerson, John. Georgian London Pleiades Books 1945, Pelican Books 1945.

. Toynbee, Polly. Hard Work: Life in Low Pay Britain Bloomsbury 2003

. Trench, Richard; Hillman, Ellis. London under London: A subteranean guide John Murray 1984.

Wohl, Anthony S. The Eternal Slum: Housing and Social Policy in Victorian London Pub Edward Arnold 1977.

Islington

. Harris, Charles. Islington Hamish Hamilton 1974.

Lambeth

. Jackson, Ced. Lambeth Interface Published by the Author 1975.

Tells how Lambeth under its Director of Development, Ted Hollamby planned the wholesale destruction of virtually the entirety of the existing housing stock in favour of building new estates such as Stockwell Park Estate and Myatts Fields, North and South. Useful insight into housing & planning policy in operation during that short period when having finally gotten steam up following the second World War it was on the point of collapse because it was on the one hand too ambitious and on the other ...... totally misguided.


Tower Hamlets

. Young, Michael and Willmott, Peter. Family and Kinship in East London First Published 1957 republished Penguin Modern Classics 2007. ISBN 978-0-141-18912-3

Seminal work, picturing family life and community in the East End of London. Perhaps the so called definitive sustainable community?


Dench, Geoff: Young, Gavron and Kate Michael. The New East End: Kinship,Race and Conflict Published 2006 Profile books ISBN 9 781861 979285

The re-study of Family and Kinship in East London 50 years on.