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NEW - HISTORY WALK OF HORNSEY VILLAGE Just to let you know that the walk of Hornsey (written by me and a colleague from Hornsey Historical Society) has just been published. As l… Started by Lesley Ramm	0	Sep 1, 2014
St. Paul's Church - WWI Centenary Website Hi folks, At St. Paul's Church on Wightman Road, we've been doing a lot of research into our parish records, most of which are at the Londo… Started by Bethany Burrow Atherton	17	Aug 4, 2014 Reply by Bethany Burrow Atherton
A Virtual Tour of E J Lovegrove’s late 19th-Century Estate A Virtual Tour of E J Lovegrove’s late 19th-Century Estate from Jennifer Bell and Lesley Ramm Find out about Edwin J Lovegrove and the cou… Started by Lesley Ramm	0	May 29, 2014
Ally Pally Theatre event this Weds 23 April Open to all interested: Friends' Event and AGM WEDNESDAY 23 APRIL 2014AT 7.30PM IN THE THEATRE FOYER (main ice-rink entrance, east end of P… Started by Bob Hare	0	Apr 21, 2014
Alexandra Palace is looking for a Volunteer Learning and Community Events Photographer Volunteer Learning and Community Events Photographer Role Description Role Title: Volunteer Learning and Community Events Photog… Started by Mel	25	Apr 10, 2014 Reply by Hugo
The Righteous Muslim A new exhibition at St Ann's Library in Cissbury Road aims to celebrate the role of Muslims in saving Jewish lives during the Holocaust. T… Started by Liz	0	Mar 6, 2014
Two art exhibitions for local history nerds at Bruce Castle Museum Two interesting looking exhibitions at Bruce Castle Museum this winter that look right up the street of all of us local history heads. With… Started by Liz	0	Jan 2, 2014
Pamphlet on New River history Hi folks, I thought some Harringay residents might be interested in a new publication that covers some local history, around the New Rive… Started by John Tyre	1	Nov 6, 2013 Reply by Hugh
Making Home: new exhibition at Karamel Wood Green traces the heritage of Ugandan Asians While it's always worth making the trip to Karamel in Coburg Road, Wood Green, for lunch, there is an even better reason for making it a de… Started by Liz	2	Oct 8, 2013 Reply by doug
The Reading Matters Bookshop in Wood Green and clause 28 An interesting snippet from the wonderful exploring 20thC London website about a bookshop that pre-dates the splendid Big Green Bookshop an… Started by Liz	3	Sep 27, 2013 Reply by Liz