Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
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From Ukraine to Harringay 120 years agoRichard Rapahel (nee Zubrasky), (©Laurence Raphael, grandson) Eight years ago, I added a short post about Raphael Zubrasky, aka Raphael Z… Started by Hugh |
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Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965The following was contributed by Mitchell Wells (now a resident of Glasgow): Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965 and then r… Started by Hugh |
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Jan 14 Reply by John Shulver |
Building Shopping City - a story in picturesThe photos below are a selection from a comprehensive set held by the John Laing Photographic Collection, showing the development of Wood G… Started by Hugh |
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Jan 14 Reply by David |
Old Eel Pie House (The Sluice House Tavern)The Old Eel Pie House was a popular leisure destination for Londoners in the eighteenth century and first three-quarters of the nineteenth… Started by Hugh |
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Jan 13 Reply by Richard Woods |
Christmas for Ally Pally's WWI PrisonersI stumbled across this postcard that was apparently made for the use of the 3,000 German-born Civillians interned at Ally Pally during WW… Started by Hugh |
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Jan 12 Reply by John Shulver |
Changing Prospects in HornseyAfter I added the story about Goulding Courton Turnpike Lane recently, someone asked if the site of that building had also been the site of… Started by Hugh |
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Jan 6 Reply by Hugh |
Myddleton & Alexandra Park Laundry, Campsbourne, HornseyThe MAP Laundry in The Campsbourne c 1955 (Image: Thanks to Mike Nichols for sourcingt his image) The Laundry in The Campbourne was estab… Started by Hugh |
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St Mary's Church Hornsey ~ old Development?This image is from a scrap book collection on ebay just now and it's a bit different from yer usual St Mary's tower images, methinks. I'm… Started by Ken Stevens |
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Old Hornsey police stationThere has been a police building in Hornsey from at some point in the first half of the nineteenth century, or late eighteenth century un… Started by Hugh |
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The Gardens at Harringay House - the place, the plants the peopleIf you find longer items less amenable to reading online (which, though you might not think it, I certainly do), this article has been conv… Started by Hugh |
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Dec 5, 2022 Reply by Hugh |
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