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The Grand Opening of Queens Wood 1898

Does anyone have any photos or accounts of this day? Surely, something that big and important, should have some representation. This is all…

Started by Colinloves

5 May 29, 2019
Reply by Colinloves

London History Day at London Metropolitan Archives

On Friday 31 May 2019 London Metropolitan Archives (LMA) will open its doors for London History Day, celebrating the capital's extraordinar…

Started by Hugh

0 May 24, 2019

Fairfax Hall (Kurdish People's Assembly Building ) a Fascinating History of London’s 20th Century

Socialist Party of Great Britain Members at Annual Conference at Fairfax Hall Harringay c1936 As part of another line of research I’ve pic…

Started by Hugh

16 May 23, 2019
Reply by rowena young

History Events at Highgate Festival (including Late Night Cemetery Tour!)

The following events are included in this year's Highagte Festival: Jewish History of Highgate 16th June late-night tour of the East Hig…

Started by Hugh

0 May 19, 2019

Cakebread & Robey of Wood Green (and The Salisbury!)

Cakebread & Robey was a noted supplier of satined glass and other goods with its headquarters in Wood Green from around 1914 until the…

Started by Hugh

3 May 5, 2019
Reply by Padmadipa Paul Simmons

Hornsey's Organ Maker By Appointment to the Queen

Last year I shared a little history about Hornsey's Metalworking firm that was By Appt. This short piece is about the firm who occupied t…

Started by Hugh

8 May 4, 2019
Reply by Straw Cat

Death Fall in Harringay Cinema

Ritz Cinema opposite Ducketts Common in 1930 Coventry Evening Telegraph, 28 February 1950

Started by Hugh

5 Apr 4, 2019
Reply by Ruth

John Cathles Hill & the Harringay Bohemians

A few years ago I did a little research on John Cathles Hill, the builder of the Gardens, Grand Parade and the Salisbury. The bones of what…

Started by Hugh

4 Apr 2, 2019
Reply by Hugh

Former Slave Speaking at Harringay School

From London Middlesex Gazette, July 1 1899 I'm not sure if this was North Harringay or South Harringay. I found this picture of Fuller:…

Started by Hugh

2 Apr 2, 2019
Reply by Hugh

Fire in Beans & Barley Building

Fascinating insight into how fires were fought and the competition between parish brigades - from 1898.

Started by Hugh

0 Mar 22, 2019

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