Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

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Salisbury Mansions history Hi all, I’m new to the site, and was wondering if anyone had any info on an old river which runs underneath Salisbury Mansions? My husband… Started by Mac	15	Dec 8, 2024 Reply by Hugh
Invitation from 1953 Coronation Party I found these in the church archives. What a lovely slice of Harringay history! Started by Pete	5	Dec 5, 2024 Reply by kotkas
Gun shop (& Rifle Range) on Green lanes I was telling my son that there used to be a gun shop on Green Lanes when I first moved to the area (1987). He was interested to know more… Started by Maddy	12	Nov 29, 2024 Reply by Paul K
Old boundary markers - Seymour Road History buffs will be familiar with the increasingly rare evidence of the old Municipal Boroughs of Hornsey and Tottenham which merged into… Started by Dick Harris	1	Nov 20, 2024 Reply by Martin (Woodside)
Stroud Green car showroom Does any one here have an image to share of the two-story, post-WW2 car showroom with forecourt that was in Mount Pleasant Crescent N4 unti… Started by man-thinking	0	Oct 20, 2024
A very Different Grand Parade in the Harringay of the 90s I wish that I took more photos of the hood in the 90s. I probably took this photo because of the snow, not realising that it would be of hi… Started by Pavlos	36	Oct 14, 2024 Reply by John Shulver
More local musical ephemera A recently reissued rarity from Highgate Wood School nearly 40 years ago. A chance encounter as usual: listening to a music show on the rad… Started by vaneska	5	Sep 27, 2024 Reply by adhamzaki
New Ghost sign on Hornsey High Street Thanks to Christina Davis for sending in a picture of a ghost sign snapped on Hornsey High Street yesterday. It shows the newsagent on t… Started by Hugh	0	Sep 25, 2024
London's most complete Roman kiln to go on display in Highgate Wood Image: Corporation of London The Highgate kiln, first unearthed by archaeologists in 1968, is said to be the most complete Roman pottery… Started by Hugh	0	Sep 2, 2024
Local History Jacob Rees Mogg A friend alerted me to this 2 year old Guardian article concerning Jacob Rees Mogg connection with the Ladder . It seems to be on the Mothe… Started by gbee	2	Aug 23, 2024 Reply by gbee