Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
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Young women going into pubs in Jolly Butchers Hill in 1940sDoes anyone know whether women were allowed into the pubs during the war years. Someone mentioned to me that they could only go into parti… Started by Julia |
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on Tuesday Reply by Finsbury Park Ranger |
Coach house and St Aloysius war memorialThanks to members I was able to write a piece about the coach house on Sunnyside Road wnich was published in my U3A magazine. Now looking a… Started by Personal interest |
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Jun 3 Reply by John Leo Waters |
SIlver Jubilee 1935In May 1935, for the Silver Jubilee of King George V, the tram and lamp poles in Green Lanes were wrapped with red, white and blue. It was… Started by Peter Robinson |
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20 year anniversary of troubled times in HarringayScene of the trouble, November 2002. The restaurant on the left, Harringay Cleaners and Dostlar Lokali are now the three premise which com… Started by Hugh |
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May 29 Reply by Doodle |
Invitation from 1953 Coronation PartyI found these in the church archives. What a lovely slice of Harringay history! Started by Pete |
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May 24 Reply by John Shulver |
Childhood Memories - 4 - From My WindowOur top-floor flat in Wordsworth Parade had a bay window that gave a grandstand view over a section of Green Lanes with Frobisher Road and… Started by Stephen Holliday |
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May 9 Reply by Caroline Moon |
The War for Wood GreenFound this interesting documentary about Wood Green's underground and train stations. https://youtu.be/BFoyvPO5iGo Started by Doodle |
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May 6 Reply by Lydia Walter |
What kind of work/jobs did young men have in the late 1930s before the war in the Wood Green area?Does anyone know what kind of jobs young men had before the 2nd world war around 1938/39? Apart from working in ironmongers or shops. … Started by Julia |
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Apr 28 Reply by Gerry N |
Turnpike Lane Junction 1930 vs 2018 (including Hornsey & Wood Green Synagogue)I haven't been able to capture exactly the same shot with Google Maps as the 1930 aerial photo, but it's close enough to be able to make… Started by Hugh |
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Apr 20 Reply by Harvey Spillman |
Alfred Braddock: Victorian/Edwardian photographer of HornseyAs an ex-Effingham Road lad, I know the area well around Turnpike Lane. I now live in a village, Hemsby, 5miles away from Martham. The butc… Started by john nichols |
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Apr 19 Reply by Hugh |
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