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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 |
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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 |
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May 5, 2019 Reply by Padmadipa Paul Simmons |
Hornsey's Organ Maker By Appointment to the QueenLast 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 |
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May 4, 2019 Reply by Straw Cat |
Death Fall in Harringay CinemaRitz Cinema opposite Ducketts Common in 1930 Coventry Evening Telegraph, 28 February 1950 Started by Hugh |
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Apr 4, 2019 Reply by Ruth |
John Cathles Hill & the Harringay BohemiansA 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 |
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Apr 2, 2019 Reply by Hugh |
Former Slave Speaking at Harringay SchoolFrom 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 |
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Apr 2, 2019 Reply by Hugh |
Fire in Beans & Barley BuildingFascinating insight into how fires were fought and the competition between parish brigades - from 1898. Started by Hugh |
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Big House on Wightman at Top of Mattison was Edwardian Nursing HomeAnd they partied. This from 1900: This house: Started by Hugh |
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The Problem with Harringay BridgeIt seems like Harringay Bridge was born as a problem. Now it's graffiti. Just twenty years after it was constructed, it was already too low… Started by Hugh |
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Mar 22, 2019 Reply by Richard Woods |
When Gray's family cleared out the attic......Attached is a transcript of one of the sale adverts placed by Gray's executors for various bits and bobs. (If you'd like to read from the o… Started by Hugh |
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Mar 21, 2019 Reply by JoeW |
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