Now featuring our latest newsletter Terrier 118

We hope you enjoy browsing the many short articles in The Terrier or Hackney Terrier Newsletters of the Friends of Hackney Archives.
– Click on the title and then click on the front page that comes up.

Here is a searchable list of the Terriers and topics covered:

All the original newsletters can be viewed at Hackney Archives, and hard copies of some can be purchased from the Archives or the Friends.

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Where does the Terrier title come from? Advantage was taken of an archival pun for the title “because a terrier is a document that lists all the land (terra) and other property of a parsonage or other estate and because terriers dig out animals from the ground as searchers dig out facts from the archives”. The Archives had also benefited from the activity of Fred, a dog, in the previous summer, who alerted his master to a set of dumped Abney Park cemetery records in Clissold Park and in so doing led to their preservation as part of the cemetery records now held by Hackney Archives.