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Recent History of Harringay Posts

Where modern Harringay started - the birth of Endymion Road and the lost roads and houses of Harringay

A Belated Happy 125th Birthday to The Salisbury

Equine thrills, locomotive spills, Vesuvian pyrodramas and other frolics at Victorian Ally Pally

Run that by me again - how did Harringay end up with two spellings?

Singing the Blues and All that Jazz: Music at Manor House 1959 - 2004

The Mysterious Seymour Road Circle, Three Butchers and the Perrier-Jouët Champagne House

Where the Whittington Hospital came from

The Christeys: from the 18th century fruit stalls of Covent Garden, up to Crouch End and St James's Clubland

Edward Henry Chapman of Harringay House – Harringay's City merchant ‘prince’

The Gardens at Harringay House - the place, the plants the people

Harringay in Grey and Green, The Alexanders of Harringay House

Alfred Braddock – a commercial photographic surveyor and recorder of Victorian Hornsey

How Hornsey dealt with the 'idle poor' two hundred years ago

A whiff of scandal, the chink of coin, a dose of mismanagement and the Grand Old Man of Cricket: Harringay Cricket Field in Golden Age of Cricket

Decoding a Watercolour of Eighteenth Century Crouch End Broadway

Old Crouch Hall and Linslade House

A short history of Harringay's manufacturing area

The Gentleman Highwayman of Hornsey Road

Unremembered: London's Favourite Racecourse at Alexandra Park

The Elms Hornsey

Effingham-Beresford Backlands

Metamorphosis of Hornsey Station

Development of the New River and Water Works in Hornsey

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Fire that Burned Down Harringay's Old St Paul's Church

Broadcast by Thames news on 7th of March 1983. The footage shows the devastating fire that gutted the old St Paul's church on Wightman Road. The new church opened in 1993.
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Chettle Court under construction 16th February 1969

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Chettle Court under construction 16th February 1969

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