Built 1971-74 in brutalist style, POSK is the largest Polish centre in Western Europe. It contains a theatre, the Polish Library, the Polish University Abroad, a Joseph Conrad collection, Jazz Café with regular live concerts, art gallery, and art collection on public display.

M. F. Grzesik, 1971

The home of Emery Walker, printer, antiquary and mentor to William Morris. A unique Arts and Crafts domestic interior.

Furnishings by Philip Webb and William Morris, 1750

Part of the original pioneering Bedford Park development, latterly restored by the Victorian Society and serving as their headquarters since the 1970s. Picturesque style; 3-storeys, Red and yellow brick; Dutch gable; oriel windows. Dated 1880, designed by E. J. May.

E J May, 1880

The event is hosted by the Bedford Park Society. Bedford Park is a planned suburb of 1875-86 and a precursor to the Garden Cities and Garden Suburbs, celebrating the 150th Anniversary of its founding in 202. Houses, churches, and other buildings by leading 19th century architects Richard Norman Shaw, EW Godwin, EJ May, Maurice B Adams, and learn of the early radical and aesthetic community.

Norman Shaw, EW Godwin, EJ May and Maurice B Adams, 1875

Residence of Sir Francis Ronalds, George MacDonald and (from 1878-96) William Morris. Organised by the William Morris Society. Access to the William Morris Society's premises in the Coach House and basement only, including the current exhibition.

Unknown, 1780

Recently designated as a Building of Cultural Interest by the Council, the Quaker Meeting House is designed to be a highly sustainable building to embody the Quaker values of simplicity and equality. The award winning building promotes a sense of calm and tranquility.

Stewart Dodd, 2020