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1969
 
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Garrick's Villa, now listed Grade 1, is reconverted into nine flats See in Google maps   
Garrick's Villa and part of the garden in 1984

1969
 
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Kew Pond is registered as common land under the Commons Registration Act 1965 See in Google maps   
1970
 
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Extensive repairs are carried out to the roof beams and walls at St John's where dry rot has penetrated and the organ is rebuilt See in Google maps   
1970
 
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A new Queen’s School is built in Cumberland Road, becoming Kew’s only Anglican school after the closure of the neighbouring St Luke’s School See in Google maps   
The Queen's School at Kew

1970
 
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The Queen’s School moves from Kew Green to Cumberland Road See in Google maps   
1970
 
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Victorian extensions are stripped away, to return Asgill House to its original perfection both inside and outside See in Google maps   
Asgill House (Steel engraving, 1844)

1972
 
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The Orleans House Gallery is opened to the public, mounting a regular series of temporary exhibitions See in Google maps   
1973
 
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Thames Water Authority takes over from the Metropolitan Water Board and Hampton waterworks becomes part of Thames Water which is later privatised See in Google maps   
1973
 
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Work starts on a new building for the Public Record Office on the site of former government offices in Kew, Surrey See in Google maps   
c. 1975
 
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Mark Brown is the last craftsman to build and hire rowing boats in the St Helena Boathouses, as the arches gradually become adapted to non-commercial purposes See in Google maps