- 1705 House built for Huguenot silk merchants by the brewer Joseph Truman of Truman Brewery
- 1743 - 1793 Occupied by John Baker esquire, merchant, gold/silver brocade and flowered silk weaver
- 1980 Annetta purchases 25 Princelet Street to protect it from demolition
- 1981 Annetta completes cybernetics of language PHD
- 1982 Princelet Editions, an independent publishing press is started at the house
- 1990 Edith Maryon foundation founded in Switzerland
- 2000 Annetta becomes active in local campaigns to protect community resources
- 2015 Assemble awarded Turner Prize for their community-oriented architectural work
- 2018 Annetta passes away, her family gift the house to the Edith Maryon foundation in honour of her political stance
- 2019 House is given in trust to Assemble as a resource centre for the public
- 2020 House opens with SAVE BRICK LANE campaign exhibition
- 2026 Capital works completed using traditional crafts and an emphasis on female construction workers
- 2027 - House used for community organising and educating, empowering people to transform their lives
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