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Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution

A centre for social interaction and life-long learning in the heart of Highgate


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Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution

Since its foundation in 1839, the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution has offered lectures, a lending library and archive. Today’s members also enjoy debates, a science group, opera circle, the Highgate Gallery, a film society, several reading groups and occasional concerts. We also offer a wide range of popular courses. Many HLSI activities are open to non-members, however members benefit from reduced rates for classes and activities.

At HLSI we believe that discussion, debate and life-long learning enrich lives, connect people and support community. Together, our staff and a large body of volunteers develop and support activities for the enjoyment and benefit of the people of Highgate and beyond.




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The Old Forge at Highgate Village, circa 1890
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1852 Drawing of Pond Square Highgate by H Scrimgeour
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Rambling sketches of Hampstead in 1886
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View of Highgate from the Great Road Kentish Town 1752 engraving
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Swearing on the Horns is a farcical oath that was traditionally given to non-local visitors at various pubs in Highgate
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Several of the buildings in this 1890s photograph of 62-52 Highgate High Street are still recognisable today




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