Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
History of Harringay and Neighbouring Areas Discussions (416)
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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 |
Harringay Edwardian Buy Local CampaignPublished in 1901: Started by Hugh |
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Mar 14, 2019 Reply by Liz |
Harringay House mapped (almost) exactly on modern satellite picLiz asked me the other day about the exact position of Harringay House. I pretty much knew it, but wasn't sure exactly. So I took the 1883… Started by Hugh |
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Mar 10, 2019 Reply by Hugh |
Guys Calculating Machines, Wood GreenBased at the Truro Works in Truro Road, Wood Green, Guy's Calculating Machines Ltd was set up by Frank Guy. The company patented their fi… Started by Hugh |
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Old Crouch End SchoolCrouch End School shown on the 1869 Ordnance Survey Map. By 1869 its address was Park Road, but from 1500 (or perhaps earlier) until 1856,… Started by Hugh |
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