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Harringay Ratepayers Take Revenge on the Muffin Man ....and other excitements from London North Mercury and Crouch End Observer, Oct 21 1904. Started by Hugh	0	May 4, 2017
What a Shocker -Terrible Traffic on Green Lanes Page from the North London Mercury and Crouch End Observer. Started by Hugh	0	May 4, 2017
Hornsey Freehold Estate Tontine Company A tontine is an investment plan for raising capital, devised in the 17th century and relatively widespread in the 18th and 19th centuries… Started by Hugh	0	May 4, 2017
Edwardian Harringay Shocker for Thatchers' Clause 28 Proponents From the London North Mercury and Crouch End Observer, May 5 1900. Not right for your needs, sir? Then please do browse the remainder o… Started by Hugh	2	May 4, 2017 Reply by EMC2
A Rifle Range in Grand Parade!?! Surprisingly, it appears, that for a few years in the first decade of the last century, Harringay used to have a rifle range in the centre… Started by Hugh	2	May 3, 2017 Reply by Hugh
Crowded Commuter Trains, Rising Food Prices - Welcome to Harringay 1903 Plus ca change! - newspaper page attached. Also a nice piece on the opening of Downhills Park. Started by Hugh	2	May 3, 2017 Reply by StephenBln
Edwardian Battle of the Carnivals - Harringay and Hornsey Square Off According to the North London Mercury and Crouch End Observer there was something of a turn of the century stand-off across the railway. Se… Started by Hugh	0	May 3, 2017
Local and family history research information The research resources page of the Islington Archaeology & History Society has been updated and lists websites for people wanting to ma… Started by Christy Lawrance	0	Jan 3, 2017
A Brief History of The Langham Working Men’s Club A Brief History of The Langham Working Men’s Club (CIU* Affiliated), 600 Green Lanes, Harringay, London N8. By Ruth Cherrington. From the… Started by Liz	8	Dec 14, 2016 Reply by Richard Woods
Were you a past member of a Scout or Guide troop in Harringay? Keith shared this memory here I carried the troop flag for the 75th North London Scouts. The troop was attached to St Pauls Church in Wigh… Started by Liz	7	Nov 13, 2016 Reply by ROY BOWKER