Main Interest
- 1851 Great Exhibition
- 1853 accident
- 1855 & 1867 Expositions
- 1862 Exhibition
- 1864 Rammell's pneumatic railway
- 1903 & 1904 Motor Shows
- 1908 Franco-British Exhibition
- 1908-1914 White City
- 1911 Festival of Empire
- 1920 IWM & Great Victory Exhibition
- 1921 Poultry Show
- 1924 British Empire Exhibition
- 1936 Crystal Palace Fire
- 1951 Festival of Britain
- 1998-1999 anti multiplex protest
- 2000 Millennium Dome
- Aeronautics
- Alexandra Palace
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- Biographies & Works
- Camille Pissarro
- Children's books
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- CPF Publications
- Cricket and Bowling
- Croydon and Norbury
- Crystal Palace & area
- Crystal Palace Company & bankruptcy
- Crystal Palace police
- Crystal Palace School of Engineering
- Cycling
- Delamotte images
- Dinosaurs
- Dulwich
- Emile Zola
- Exhibition history
- Fireworks
- Football
- Girl Guides 75th anniversary
- Great North Wood
- Guide Books & Orienteering
- Ideal Home & South London exhibitions
- Infomart, Dallas, USA
- Isambard K. Brunel
- Maps of London
- Motor Sport
- Music & Religion
- Novels
- Penge & Beckenham
- Public transport
- Raffaele Monti
- Railways
- Rare & out of print
- Sport - other
- St. Joseph's College, Beulah Hill
- Sydenham & Forest Hill
- Sydenham fire station
- Television history & John Logie Baird
- West Norwood and Cemetery
- World War One
- World War Two
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By Brian Wakefield
The history of Middlesex Wanderers is synonymous with the spread of football around the World. Starting with the vision of the Alaway brothers and a few enthusiasts, Richmond Town Wanderers became Middlesex Wanderers and ventured on tours to Europe teaching the game to all they met, developing good fellowship through sport. One hundred years later, Middlesex Wanderers is still touring across the World and still pursuing the same philosophy.
This special centenary publication traces the history of the Club from its origins in Richmond in 1905, the many foreign football tours, including its most recent exploits in Japan as part of the Centenary celebrations and also the many other activities that have made the Club - Rowing Regattas, Golf, Cricket and the Annual Dinner.
193 pages dozens of colour and black & white photographs