Hoxton Hall in transition: May Scott’s (1945 – 1985)
Hoxton Hall in transition: May Scott’s (1945 – 1985)
This chapter will discuss Hoxton Hall as it transitioned post World War II. Specifically, it will look at the “May Scott Years” between 1945 and 1975. It relies largely—almost entirely – on oral testimony and archival research to tell its tale and it refers to repeating themes of Quaker Fellowship, Gentrification, and Hoxton Spirit.
Cultural History, Hoxton Hall, East End of London, Quakers, Theatre, Post-War
University of Exeter Press
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Millette, Holly-Gale
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Millette, Holly-Gale
(2025)
Hoxton Hall in transition: May Scott’s (1945 – 1985).
In,
Till, Nicholas and Valman, Nadia
(eds.)
A History of Hoxton Hall.
University of Exeter Press.
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This chapter will discuss Hoxton Hall as it transitioned post World War II. Specifically, it will look at the “May Scott Years” between 1945 and 1975. It relies largely—almost entirely – on oral testimony and archival research to tell its tale and it refers to repeating themes of Quaker Fellowship, Gentrification, and Hoxton Spirit.
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In preparation date: 2025
Keywords:
Cultural History, Hoxton Hall, East End of London, Quakers, Theatre, Post-War
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Nicholas Till
Editor:
Nadia Valman
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