Croydon Canal Talk with Joseph Cook

As part of Inventing South Norwood, this talk marks the end of the When Spring Smiles Again On This High Favoured Town exhibition.

This exhibition in the Social Café explores how the former Croydon Canal shaped the foundations of the local area and considers how South Norwood’s development might have differed had it never closed.

In this talk Joseph Cook, one of the exhibition curators, will discuss the history of Croydon Canal in the local area and then we will look at the conclusions and comments from the exhibition which has been been running throughout May.

Come along for the conclusion of this fascinating little exhibition.

The project has been kindly funded through a Historic England grant as part of the Inventing South Norwood project, managed by Stanley Arts and supported by Croydon Council.