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Frederick drove his car from London to Brighton in the 1960s. The total journey took 7 hours and 55 minutes! By Sumayyah

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Year 4 reporters talking about Frederick Bremer

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Frederick William Bremer built Britain’s first car with a motor. He lived in Walthamstow and made the car in his house. It was first driven in 1892.

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Do you want to know about Frederick Bremer? Check this presentation!

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Lea Dellicour Thorn - Local History Month Work

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Presentation by Annabelle and Eloise in Lavender Class

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Eloise Karikari - Local History Month Work

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This historic photograph was taken c.1912 and shows Frederick Bremer  seated in the middle.

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He built Britain's first car with an internal combustion engine. In 1872 built. He was born in (12 July 1872 in Stepney London and died 1941 in Walthamstow, England). The son of a German immigrant. He was an electrician, engineer and bicycle maker, Bremer built the car for personal pleasure rather than commercial profit. Fortunately it found a new home when Vestry House Museum opened in 1933.

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F Bremel Amel and Antos Local History Month

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Photos of Hoe Street railway station (now called Walthamstow Central) in Victorian times and a more recent photo. 

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Photos of Hoe Street railway station (now called Walthamstow Central) in Victorian times and a more recent photo. 

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When it was first built, the railway station was largely surrounded by fields and open spaces.

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Britain's first ever car, built by Frederick Bremer in Walthamstow and driven through the streets in 1894

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Britain's first ever car, built by Frederick Bremer in Walthamstow and driven through the streets in 1894

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Frederick Bremer built the first British four-wheeled internal combustion engine motor vehicle in 1892, on the roads of Walthamstow in 1894 . Karl Benz built his three-wheeled Patent Motorwagen in 1885, introducing a four-wheeled version in 1893. So Bremer was certainly a pioneer of sorts. He died in 1941 and is buried at St Mary's Church, Walthamstow. The car can be seen today at the Vestry House Museum Walthamstow E17.

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The Royal Standard Public House (Pub) In Victorian times and today

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The Royal Standard Public House (Pub) In Victorian times and today

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Click link to find out about the plans for the demolition and rebuilding of this area https://walthamforestecho.co.uk/new-plans-for-the-standard-get-go-ahead/

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*Lots of fields
*No railway stations
* Not many buildings
* Two public houses (The Ferry Boat Inn and the Royal Standard)

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*  Lots more houses have been built
* Schools have been built
* Factories have been built

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* Railway station and railway line has been built
* More houses
* More and bigger reservoirs have been built
* Blackhorse Lane in now called Blackhorse Road
* Palmerston Road has been built