Ross says: “What do most of who live, work or play in Vauxhall have in common? That we don’t know all that much about the place. I'd long wanted a breezy book about its history for myself, for the children, or as a present-cum-souvenir for friends, family, visitors – but one never appeared. So I wrote it myself!”
On 2 December, he will say more about the history of the book and how it came to be written.
Ross Davies: Vauxhall: A Little History
2 December, 7pm
Tate Library
180 South Lambeth Road
London SW8 1QP
Tel: 020 7926 0705
You can get copies from bookstores and newsstands including
Book Warehouse, 158 Waterloo Road (next to Waterloo Station)
The Kennington Bookshop, 306 Kennington Road
Quids In, 80 Brixton Road (next to the Post Office)
Vauxhall Station Newsstand
Tony's Deli at the corner of Fentiman Road and South Lambeth Road
You can also get copies from the publisher at nineelmspress(at)aol(dot)com
Vauxhall: A Little History
The Nine Elms Press
ISBN 978-0-9561993-0-0
£8.99
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