This free talk, to be given by local architecture expert John Grindrod and supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will explore Croydon’s urban history and the iconic buildings found within the community.

It is part of the Little Manhattan Project, which celebrates Croydon’s magnificent skyline and captures the memories of those who lived through the regeneration of the area between the 1950s and 1970s. For more information about the Little Manhattan Project go to: www.digitaldrama.org/project/little-manhattan . With thanks to National Lottery players for making the Little Manhattan project possible. The talk will be accompanied by British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation. Tickets here.