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Harringay House dovecote Started by Hugh	4	Feb 18, 2011 Reply by Hugh
A few memories of Hornsey Wood House Hornsey Wood House used to stand in what is now Finsbury Park. I came across this nice little snippet recently: Started by Hugh	1	Feb 18, 2011 Reply by dubmill
The Great Book of Tottenham This through the grapevine this morning: Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2011 16:43:46 -0000From: "Joshua Nawras" <Joshua.Nawras@berniegrantcentre.co.… Started by Hugh	0	Feb 17, 2011
Harringay scene of anti-cooperative campaign in 1929 Another little gem from Hansard: The National Traders' Defence League has for years past conducted a campaign right through the country on… Started by Hugh	0	Feb 12, 2011
Plus ca change - traffic nightmares from the Arena 60 years ago Mr. Skinnard asked the Minister of Fuel and Power whether he is aware that the car park at Harringay Arena contained approximately 2,000… Started by Hugh	0	Feb 12, 2011
The Gorgeous Gael at the Harringay Arena 1950 From the Irish Times archives February 9th 1950, the anonyous writer of this London letter was on hand at the Harringay Arena to watch Jac… Started by Liz	1	Feb 11, 2011 Reply by Old-Age-Emporium(OAE)
Harringay Arena as war billett - from Hansard A nice little gem following Stephen's tip of the Hansard records: This extract from Hansard suggests that the Arena was used as a billet fo… Started by Hugh	0	Feb 11, 2011
Harringay in Hansard Reposted from main forum Posted by StephenBln on February 11, 2011 at 2:08pm in Interesting websites & links (Change) Send Message… Started by Hugh	0	Feb 11, 2011
1977: Anti-fascists battle it out with NF on Ducketts Common I have been absorbed this week in my library book, Andy Beckett's When the Lights Went Out: Britain in the 70s , a period of recent history… Started by Liz	6	Jan 25, 2011 Reply by Liz
Thomas Bidgood - composer, conductor and arranger His most well-known composition is 'Sons of the Brave' which has been the regimental quick march of the Duke of York's Military School for… Started by Angela	2	Nov 22, 2010 Reply by Angela