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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   
1977
 
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The new building for the Public Record Office in Kew is first opened to the public, on the seventeenth of October See in Google maps   
1978
 
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A fire destroys St Mary's church in Barnes except for the tower and the south and east walls of the medieval chapel See in Google maps   
1981
 
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New South Stand built at Twickenham rugby ground. See in Google maps   
1982
 
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Local volunteers take over regular filling of Kew Pond from Richmond Council so that constant water level can be maintained See in Google maps   
Kew Pond

1984
 
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New additions to St Mary's are completed, designed by Edward Cullinan, to replace the parts destroyed by the fire of 1978 See in Google maps   
1986
 
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The Marble Hill estate transfers to English Heritage See in Google maps   
1986
 
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A terrible fire destroys much of the King's State Appartments, third floor and roof of the South Front of Hampton Court See in Google maps   
1986
 
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Pope's Villa becomes St James Independent School for Boys. See in Google maps   
1987
 
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Designed by Gordon Wilson, and replacing 26 individual glasshouses, the Princess of Wales Conservatory is opened by Diana, Princess of Wales. See in Google maps   
The Princess of Wales Conservatory


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