Fairlop And Its Founder

Explore the fascinating history of Fairlop and its founder, Daniel Day, in this meticulously researched account. Delve into the origins of the legendary Fairlop Fair, a vibrant annual event that drew crowds from across London and Essex for generations. Discover the story of Daniel Day, the eccentric 18th-century figure whose life and legacy became intertwined with the iconic Fairlop Oak.

This book offers a captivating glimpse into the social, cultural, and economic landscape of early modern England. From the humble beginnings of the fair to its eventual decline, witness the evolution of a beloved tradition and its enduring impact on the local community. Uncover the myths and legends surrounding Fairlop, and celebrate the spirit of a bygone era.

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