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South Harringay Schools mentioned in Pevsner Nickolaus Pevsner's perambulations through the architecture of Britain make a brief mention of Harringay which he describes as "unimaginati… Started by Liz	4	Nov 14, 2014 Reply by Geraldine
THIS WEEKEND - WW1 Exhibition and Concert at St. Paul's Church Hi folks! I'm also posting this in the events section, so apologies if you see it twice. At St. Paul's Church on Wightman Road we're holdin… Started by Bethany Burrow Atherton	3	Nov 7, 2014 Reply by Ruth
Ally Pally through the eyes of a German internee in World War 1 When war broke out in 1914, it wasn't long before German civilians (and those who were thought to be German) living in Britain were targete… Started by Liz	4	Sep 29, 2014 Reply by Charlotte
London V2 sites mapped - were there any in Harringay? London's V2 rocket sites are being mapped by Londonist here They have sites near the West Reservoir and on Crouch Hill, but weren't there… Started by Liz	36	Sep 26, 2014 Reply by Hannie P.
Potted History of Chestnuts Park There's a nice potted history of Chestnuts Park on the Friends Of Chestnuts website. Started by Hugh	4	Aug 31, 2014 Reply by StephenBln
"Lest we forget" - Harringay's 'hidden' war memorial I am fascinated by war memorials from simple bronze plaques listing names in a village hall to the imposing and deeply affecting Royal Arti… Started by Liz	4	Aug 11, 2014 Reply by Chris Setz
First World War – a Harringay boy went to war My father, Douglas Marr was a survivor of the First World War. One hundred years ago this month, when at the age of nineteen he was living… Started by Colin Marr	11	Aug 7, 2014 Reply by Paul
No Kipper at Harringay About five years ago, long before the current Harringay Market was even a twinkle in Jessica's eye, I dug up some information about Harri… Started by Hugh	1	Apr 7, 2014 Reply by Michael Anderson
Newly released World War One documents reveal the men of Harringay who appealed against fighting Newly available at The National Archives, the records from the Middlesex Tribunal which heard appeals from 1916-1918 from men who applied f… Started by Liz	28	Feb 22, 2014 Reply by Maddy
Naughty Harringay 435 Green Lanes (now William Hill between Duckett & Cavendish Roads) has a naughty past. At street level it was home to Harringay Photo… Started by Hugh	3	Jan 27, 2014 Reply by Hugh