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In which of Camden’s open spaces will you find Antony Gormley’s “Listening” sculpture?

Maygrove Peace Park

In which square is the sculpture “The Green Man”

Woburn Square

What was Bloomsbury Square originally called?

Southampton Square

Name the two famous women whose help was enlisted in the early 19th century to oppose Sir Thomas Marion Wilson’s proposal to build on Hampstead Heath?

Angela Buffett-Coutts & Octavia Hill

Who was the garden designer responsible for the layout of Russell and Bloomsbury Squares?

Humphrey Repton

To what does the term “Magnificent Seven” refer?

A collection of grand Victorian cemeteries scattered around London

Where in Camden, will you find a sculpture of Ghandi?

Tavistock Square

Who managed Hampstead Heath before the City of London Corporation took over responsibility for this function?

Greater London Council

Name at least two negative aspects to guiding in an open space?

Dogs, cyclists, runners, sleeping people, drinkers, kite flying, sporting events, picnics, parties, filming

Who manages Phoenix Gardens?

The Phoenix Garden charity some of whom are local residents

Who created Camden’s first ice well in Cumberland Basin and became a successful ice importer from Norway?


William Leftwich

The Hecksher company of Bayham Street closed in 2014 and became an on-line enterprise. What did the company originally make?

Pianos

What popular product was once produced at the Roundhouse?

Gilbey’s gin

Which company in Royal College Street produced mineral water?

Idris mineral waters

Who regularly shouted “oh-ey” on Camden’s Victorian streets?

Dust contractors riding around with a horse and cart to collect refuse

What did the ABC company make?

Bread. The Aerated Bread Company on the site of what is now Sainsbury’s Superstore in Camden Town

What were known as “diddlers”?

The first London trolley buses introduced in 1931

In which year were the first horse teams introduced in Camden?

1871

Whose 19th century carriages claimed to be “a la mode Parisienne?

George Shillibeer whose carriages ran along the New Road

Which cowardly top graded product was made in Camden Town guarded by felines?

Craven A cigarettes made by Carreras