Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

Looking for local pub history information - any leads welcome

Hello
A group of local residents from Woodside/Noel Park is currently looking into submitting a listing request with English Heritage for the Lorship Lane pub which is under threat from Paddy Power betting shop application. The only reference I have found so far online is the fact that the pub was built in 1875 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lordship_Lane,_Haringey
One of us went to Bruce Castle to try and find some historical references to the pub but with no real luck. We really need some historical reference of this buidling either through maps or references to it.
If anyone has any ideas/contacts that could help us progress our investigation it would be grately appreciated.
Many thanks
Katie

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Permalink Reply by maggie on May 21, 2014 at 1:42

Is this the pub?
Lordship Tavern, 606 Lordship Lane, Wood Green. In the 1881 census this Pub is listed as His Lordships Tavern, At 99 Lordship Lane until 1926.
Formerly the Rat & Carrot. Originally His Lordship's Tavern opened by 1875 (the date of the earliest Ordinance Survey map on which it appears).