Harringay online

Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

History of Harringay and Neighbouring Areas Discussions (415)

← Back to History of Harringay and Neighbouring Areas
Discussions Replies Latest Activity

Was Green Lanes a Setting for the Pickwick Papers?

Writing in The Echo on January 1 1901, Victorian journalist and theatre Impresario John Holingshead wrote that the Manor House Tavern and G…

Started by Hugh

6 Jul 4, 2018
Reply by Hugh

Memories of 1860 Harringay, Stroud Green & Hornsey - recalled in 1910

London Evening News June 21 1910

Started by Hugh

5 Jun 30, 2018
Reply by Hugh

Names of Roads on the Harringay Ladder

There is a wide spread popular belief that all roads on the Harringey Ladder between Green Lanes and Wightman Road are named after famous m…

Started by John Hinshelwood

17 Jun 23, 2018
Reply by Hugh

A Lesson from our Georgian Forebears on How to Treat Penniless Refugees on Green Lanes

Stamford Mercury, 14 June 1722

Started by Hugh

0 Jun 21, 2018

Topsfield Hall & V & A Featured Local Edwardian Photographer

Topsfield hall stood on the point of land just north of where today the Clocktower stands, between Middle Lane and Broadway. Historicall…

Started by Hugh

1 Jun 20, 2018
Reply by Hugh

Making a Song and Dance - Wood Green's Lost Piano Factory

This is the last of my three posts about Wood Green's Victorian Factories, occasioned by my curiosity about the vague outlines currently av…

Started by Hugh

1 Jun 15, 2018
Reply by John D

A Whiff of Tobacco - Wood Green's First Factory

The building of the Great Northern Railway and the opening of Wood Green Station in 1859 stimulated the start of both residential developme…

Started by Hugh

2 Jun 6, 2018
Reply by Hugh

Memories of Wood Green High Street Before the War - a Personal Story

I am attaching a personal narrative written by D.L. Hoy and originally published in Over the Counter, Occasional Paper no 49, by the Edmont…

Started by Hugh

2 May 21, 2018
Reply by Hugh

Hornsey Gasworks

Someone asked a question about Hornsey Gasworks in the comments on a photo I posted earlier today and I referred them to a page owned by th…

Started by Hugh

3 Apr 6, 2018
Reply by Hugh

When a Day at Downhills Came with a Doff of the Cap

East London Observer - Saturday 15 September 1860

Started by Hugh

1 Feb 10, 2018
Reply by Richard Woods

RSS

Advertising

© 2025   Created by Hugh.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service