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Images of England database from English heritage Images of England is English Heritage's ‘point in time’ photographic library of England’s listed buildings, recorded at the turn of the 21s… Started by Liz	0	Oct 4, 2008
What a crying shame it would be to lose the opportunity to connect with first hand witnesses to half of Harringay's local history Walking back up the hill from getting some milk this morning, I thought I'd call on Carole (who gave me the Hewitt Road Coronation Party ph… Started by Hugh	1	Oct 3, 2008 Reply by Liz
Wartime relics found in bomb shelters are now on display at Bruce Castle Musuem " A treasure trove of wartime relics discovered in air raid shelters in Tottenham has been unveiled. The items were found under the Hale V… Started by Liz	1	Oct 3, 2008 Reply by StephenBln
Memories of a childhood in Harringay by Flower Read Flower from Sydney's childhood memories of growing up in Harringay Started by Liz	0	Oct 3, 2008
Norman Wisdom at the Harringay Arena From Suite 101.com: Norman Wisdom made a guest appearance at Harringay Circus one year, and turned his spot into a masterpiece of the clow… Started by Hugh	0	Sep 30, 2008
The Salisbury - Victorian with a Twist of Pont Street Dutch I'd never heard the term Pont Street Dutch till yesterday, when I came across another photo of the Salisbury which I invited to the Harring… Started by Hugh	2	Sep 27, 2008 Reply by alistairj
Harringay in the 1950s Stephen H has put together a fab album of Harringay people, places and events from the 1950s in this album, and has even provided a soundtr… Started by Liz	0	Aug 24, 2008
The Gardens - the very beginning From The Times, May 19 1888: Started by Hugh	2	Aug 9, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Why the paving stones in some Ladder roads stop half-way up Posted by Hugh on 11 July 2007 at 11:50pm (Moved from the now defunct Did You Know........? group) As I walk home up Hewitt Road, I always… Started by HoL Site Admin	1	May 27, 2008 Reply by StephenBln
The Worst Street in London Between the Wars (Campbell Road, Finsbury Park) Synopsis from Amazon.co.uk From the 1880s to World War II, Campbell Road, Finsbury Park (known as Campbell Bunk), had a notorious reputati… Started by Hugh	1	May 26, 2008 Reply by StephenBln