Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
History of Harringay and Neighbouring Areas Discussions (427)
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Admin for testing Bruce Castle Museum win national awardCongratulations to the team at Bruce Castle Museum for wining a national award for its educational work. The museum has won a Sandford Her… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing Henry Harvey Vivian of HarringayHenry Harvey Vivian May 1913 Following my punting out the idea of developing virtual blue plaques for Harringay, Angel… Started by Hugh |
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What Mrs E might have been doing in 1968While Mrs E might have been a stalwart of the Beautiful Harringay Society in 1908, by 1968 she would no doubt have been interested in this.… Started by Liz |
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Admin for testing "Beautiful Harringay Society" 1908(Article clipped from The Bystander, 1908) Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing Harringay's Totalisor - "A sure bet for understanding computers"I recently came across the attached article in the New Scientist, written by the curator of computing and data processing at the Science mu… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing 18th Century Chivalry indeed!Checking on a reference to Edward Gray's marriage in a copy of the Gentleman magazine of 1794, I noticed this charming marriage announcemen… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing Roman kiln to be returned to its home in Highgate WoodA 2,000-year-old kiln is to be returned to its original home in Highgate Wood. The Roman clay kiln, the only one of its kind in London, wa… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing Edward Gray a Tottenham Boy?Finding out much about Edward Gray is about as easy as coming up with a picture of Harringay House. However I have been able to root out a… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing House of Edward Gray's only daughter on market for £2.5mMy current spurt of local history digging is, as usual, taking a number of tangents. I thought I'd share this one because of its relative c… Started by Hugh |
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Admin for testing US Servicemen play wartime baseball at Harringay Stadium"July 8, 1945 was a warm and sunny day in London. The month had got off to a rather cool start but by the 8th the skies were clear and the… Started by Hugh |
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