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Another Harringay First - 1903 The Harringay branch of the Tottenham brigade became the first in England to adopt petrol motor traction in 1903, when the fire station was… Started by Hugh	0	Dec 22, 2009
Direct Television From Alexandra Palace Just found this nice little website with personal experiences of Arthur Dungate of the early days of BBC Television when it was broadcast f… Started by Hugh	2	Dec 19, 2009 Reply by John D
n4 history web page http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/postcodes/places/N4.html?s=CiZWUxluKTc I just came across this and thought it could do withpopulating if… Started by sara wajid	0	Dec 9, 2009
Theatre at Ally Pally I never really knew much about the theatre at Ally Pally, well I didn't know anything really - till I was contacted this evening about a… Started by Hugh	2	Dec 2, 2009 Reply by Omotn
When the 33 from Manor House went underground A great frisson of peering through the cobwebs from this Urban75 posting about a trip into the Kingsway tram tunnel. Read the whole post… Started by Hugh	3	Nov 29, 2009 Reply by StephenBln
A glimpse of the Arena's past Picked this up from Harringay online Flickr Pool submitted by beezerb A Cypriot travel agents on Green Lanes removed its lit-up sign , tem… Started by Liz	0	Nov 23, 2009
Saving Britain's Past Despite my interest in local heritage/history issues, the BBC's useful Saving Britain's Past series has rather passed my by. I stumbled a… Started by Hugh	1	Nov 16, 2009 Reply by Hugh
Harringay Park Junction box R.I.P. Harringay Park Junction box closed at 0130 hrs on Saturday 14th November 2009 with control transfering to South Tottenham box. This collec… Started by Liz	0	Nov 14, 2009
Socialists in Harringay The annual conference of the Socialist Party was held at Harringay in 1935. I particularly like the line: "The Party stands outside of and… Started by Liz	2	Oct 2, 2009 Reply by Liz
Catholic Harringay Taking a Sunday walk, to explore the Catholic Heritage of Harringay, start in The Gardens, for this part of Harringay was built on land onc… Started by Liz	9	Aug 24, 2009 Reply by Peter