Tower Hamlets Archive Library

Tower Hamlets Archive Library is a good place to start. The Library is situated within and the Queen Mary University and the Mile End Hospital; on Bancroft Road. 


https://www.ideastore.co.uk/local-history-visitor-information 


This place is generally for reference but does and has various awareness events about all the communities living in Tower Hamlets. 


The library holds multitude of materials about the Bangladeshi Community but not everything.

They have selections of books recent and past about the community written by various authors for various reasons and this selection is increasing.


Over the last few years, there has been various initiatives undertaken by the Library to structure the information about the Bangladeshi community.


If you are computer savvy then you can use their on-line catalogue or pop in, it is free for all to visit and use.

http://www.thcatalogue.org.uk/

Few Bangladeshis  have written their accounts and published books about community which is available in the library.

  1. Yousuf Choudhury
  2. Ansar Ahmed Ullah
  3. Jamil Iqbal
  4. Abdul Motin
  5. Md Foyzur Rahman
  6. Md A. K. Azad
  7. Faruque Ahmed
  8. Renu Lutfa
  9. Anwara Begum Huque
  10. Md Nurul Huque
  11. Rehana Ahmed
  12. Aminul Hoque
  13. Mohammad Ali Asghar
  14. Mayar Akash
These are just few of the names held in the archive library.



To date they have the following books published by MAPublisher, Bangladeshi East End:


Mayar Akash Book list

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