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Titanic link to Harringay. I recently noticed that one of the victims of "The Titanic" was called Ernest T. Barker and gave his address as 4, Grand Parade, Green Lane… Started by W Seymour	2	Apr 17, 2012 Reply by pvig73
The undoing of Harringay (1928) I've long wondered what effect the arrival Stadium and Arena had on Harringay and suspect it might not have been very positive. This excerp… Started by Hugh	1	Apr 6, 2012 Reply by Hugh
Decades long conspiracy by politicians to drop the Harringay name The insistence of some of our councillors on sweeping the Harringay name under the carpet is clearly part of a decades long conspiracy begu… Started by Hugh	1	Apr 6, 2012 Reply by Hugh
Harringay House Hot Houses The following is an extract from An Encyclopaedia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and Practice of Horticulture, Floriculture & Arbo… Started by Hugh	6	Mar 29, 2012 Reply by Alan Stanton
Salute to an old Harringavian Maurice Morgan, Private, 45153, Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Maurice was born at Fishguard. He was the Brother of Miss Elizabeth S. Morgan, of… Started by Hugh	2	Mar 27, 2012 Reply by Hugh
Baroness Summerskill's early political life in Harringay Dr Edith Summerskill, Labour politician and feminist, began her political life in Harringay. She entered active politics almost by chance… Started by Liz	2	Mar 9, 2012 Reply by StephenBln
Pub drinker attacks policeman Started by Hugh	5	Feb 2, 2012 Reply by Ruth
Story from the Salisbury in 1950's / 60's Copied from another post: By Charles Cairns Hadfield My Father worked in the Salisbury in the late 50's early 60's, he did an evening sh… Started by HoL Site Admin	5	Jan 31, 2012 Reply by linka
Yobs fined for obstructing railway line Started by Hugh	0	Jan 30, 2012
St Paul's Church, Harringay bans use of confetti This article seems to have been syndicated across several regional papers so I'm assuming that it must have caused something of a stir i… Started by Hugh	0	Jan 21, 2012