Lesbian squatters
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Learn about a group of all-women squats established in Hackney.
The 1970s saw an explosion of squatting in London as people fought unfair housing policies, sought community and found new ways of living.
Learn about a group of all-women squats established in Hackney, as well their relationship with feminism, the lesbian rights movement and the squatting movement as a whole.
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London Museum Docklands is open every day 10am – 5pm.
If you have time, why not also visit our free galleries and get more in-depth with Docklands history?
Our address is London Museum Docklands, No.1 Warehouse, West India Quay, London E14 4AL. We're just a few minutes away from Canary Wharf and West India Quay.
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