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The Bishop of Harringay!I was interested to read in an Act of Parliament from 1830* that there apparently used to be a Bishop of Harringay. *IX. Geo. IV. c. 25.… Started by Hugh |
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Nov 1, 2017 Reply by JoeW |
A Middle Class Victorian Life In Woodberry DownIn the course of my occasional research into the pre-twentieth century history of Woodberry Down over the past few months, I've come across… Started by Hugh |
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Oct 29, 2017 Reply by Richard Woods |
The German Lady on Lausanne RoadThe following article was written by Martyn Day and published on the St Margarets Community Website (an area of Richmond). I've mentioned t… Started by Hugh |
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Oct 28, 2017 Reply by Richard Woods |
Parr Family Photo Album from Harringay Ladder 1902-1903See my posting in the main forum. Started by Hugh |
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Calls for a Harringay Entrance to Finsbury Park Echo Edwardian DemandsDespite Finsbury park being within Harringay's boundaries, we feel quite separated from it due to the lack of entrances from Harringay. Fo… Started by Hugh |
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Jul 31, 2017 Reply by Old-Age-Emporium(OAE) |
Harringay Mercury et alThe early history of our local press from British History Online: The weekly Hampstead and Highgate Express, established at Hampstead in 1… Started by Hugh |
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Jul 21, 2017 Reply by Richard Woods |
Wood Green on FilmHi. I'm a volunteer for London's Screen Archives, which is a network of various local borough archives and a few others. I've been catalogu… Started by Zoe Roberts |
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May 15, 2017 Reply by Zoe Roberts |
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 |
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What a Shocker -Terrible Traffic on Green LanesPage from the North London Mercury and Crouch End Observer. Started by Hugh |
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Hornsey Freehold Estate Tontine CompanyA 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 |
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