Cecil Hepworth And James Williamson Green Plaque

7 Cecil Court, London, WC2N 4EZ

Between 1897-1915 Cecil Court Became The Heart Of The Early British Film Industry And Was Known As Flicker Alley. British Film Pioneers Cecil Hepworth & James Williamson Had Offices Here, Alongside International Companies Such As Gaumont, Nordisk And Vitagraph

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Cecil Hepworth and James Williamson green plaque - Between 1897-1915 Cecil Court became the heart of the early British film industry and was known as Flicker Alley. British film pioneers Cecil Hepworth & James Williamson had offices here, alongside international companies such as Gaumont, Nordisk and Vitagraph

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