UK: 2 People Stabbed At Kennington Underground Station In London

Two people were stabbed at Kennington Underground Station on Wednesday night, March 27. The victims were carried to a hospital and both in critical conditions, according to reports. There was another knife attack incident on the same day earlier on a busy train carriage near Beckenham Junction where one passenger was stabbed by a knife-wielding thug and rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injury.

THE CINEMA MUSEUM, Kennington, London The Master's House, t

THE CINEMA MUSEUM, Kennington, London The Master's House, t

THE CINEMA MUSEUM, Kennington, London The Master's House, the administration block of the former Lambeth Workhouse, where lived and worked the Master in charge of the Workhouse and the 1,400 destitute souls who occupied the bare and minimal dormitories elsewhere on the site, divided as they were into men and women of good character and bad character. The museum occupies the entire building.

REGAL CINEMA, KENNINGTON ROAD, KENNINGTON, LONDON in a later

REGAL CINEMA, KENNINGTON ROAD, KENNINGTON, LONDON in a later

REGAL CINEMA, KENNINGTON ROAD, KENNINGTON, LONDON in a later period as the GRANADA, at this point on Bingo only. films having ceased. It was later an evangelical church before the auditorium was demolished and flats built

One of the houses that Charlie Chaplin lived in as a child i

One of the houses that Charlie Chaplin lived in as a child i

One of the houses that Charlie Chaplin lived in as a child in Kennington Road London SE11

JOHN

JOHN

JOHN [left] AND WILLIAM BARNES, film historians and enthusiasts, twin brothers who for years ran the Barnes Museum Of Cinematography in St Ives, Cornwall. Photographed here on a visit to the Cinema Museum, in Kennington in the late 1990's. JOHN

Film director SILVIO NARIZZANO looks through colour stills o

Film director SILVIO NARIZZANO looks through colour stills o

Film director SILVIO NARIZZANO looks through colour stills of his film BLUE on a visit to THE CINEMA MUSEUM in Kennington, South London, 2006

DEAN RIESNER, 11th May 2000 Who appeared as a child with Ch

DEAN RIESNER, 11th May 2000 Who appeared as a child with Ch

DEAN RIESNER, 11th May 2000 Who appeared as a child with Charlie Cahplin in the The Pilgrim [US 1923], photographed outside the Lambeth Workhouse, Kennington, in which Chaplin had stayed as a child 'DINKY' DEAN RIESNER Date: 1923

JOAN MORGAN attending the planting of the Blanche Sweet lila

JOAN MORGAN attending the planting of the Blanche Sweet lila

JOAN MORGAN attending the planting of the Blanche Sweet lilac in Kennington Park, October 1995 Photograph by Ronald Grant

JOAN MORGAN ON OCTOBER 31ST 1995 IN KENNINGTON PARK WHERE J

JOAN MORGAN ON OCTOBER 31ST 1995 IN KENNINGTON PARK WHERE J

JOAN MORGAN ON OCTOBER 31ST 1995 IN KENNINGTON PARK WHERE JOAN PLANTED A LILAC IN MEMORY OF THE SILENT AMERICAN ACTRESS BLANCHE SWEET. JOAN MORGAN WITH FILM HISTORIAN NICHOLAS HILEY ON OCTOBER 31ST 1995 IN KENNINGTON PARK WHERE JOAN PLANTED A LILAC IN MEMORY OF THE SILENT AMERICAN ACTRESS BLANCHE SWEET. PICTURE TAKEN BY RONALD GRANT

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYO

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYO

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYON FILM COMPANY WHICH OPERATED FROM BLACKBURN LANCASHIRE BETWEEN 1899 AND 1913 IS HELD AT THE CINEMA MUSEUM, AN INDEPENDENT ORGANISATION IN KENNINGTON SOUTH LONDON WHICH ALSO HAS ABOUT 75 EARLY MITCHELL AND KENYON FICTION TITLES ALONG WITH THEIR ORIGINAL NEGATIVES AND OTHER ARTIFACTS PICTURE FROM THE RONALD GRANT ARCHIVE

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYO

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYO

THE ONLY CAMERA KNOWN TO SURVIVE FROM THE MITCHELL AND KENYON FILM COMPANY WHICH OPERATED FROM BLACKBURN LANCASHIRE BETWEEN 1899 AND 1913 IS HELD AT THE CINEMA MUSEUM, AN INDEPENDENT ORGANISATION IN KENNINGTON SOUTH LONDON WHICH ALSO HAS ABOUT 75 EARLY MITCHELL AND KENYON FICTION TITLES ALONG WITH THEIR ORIGINAL NEGATIVES AND OTHER ARTIFACTS PICTURE FROM THE RONALD GRANT ARCHIVE