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Tom Arnold of Tom Arnold's Harringay Circuses et al If any of you has a passing interest in who Tom Arnold was, I've written a short Wikipedia article on him. (My curiosity was finally piqued… Started by Hugh	1	Apr 6, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Harringay Market Building Harringay Market Building was somewhere around the Arena. I can't find out anything about it. Does anyone know anything? Started by Hugh	4	Apr 6, 2008 Reply by rahman
Beanes Green, 17th Century Harringay. Alot of old Tottenham, which part of Harringay was in, grew up around greens; hence Wood Green, West Green, Palmers Green, etc. Harringay… Started by Hugh	7	Apr 4, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Green Lanes 2002 Here's a brief story about the event and tales of some locals from the area from The Guardian, Friday January 21 2005. 'Two years ago, we… Started by Hugh	1	Mar 30, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Talk on North Middx Photo Soc Historic Photo Collection Tonight Sorry, Just learnt about this - at Bruce Castle, 7.00 for 7.30. I'll go if I can. So if anyone wants a lift, and I do go, let me know and y… Started by Hugh	1	Mar 26, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Edward Gray's Fantastic Art Collection The first owner of Harringay House had an art collection that was described by art experts in the early nineteenth century as "one of the f… Started by Hugh	3	Mar 24, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Found - Harringay Arena, London Music Festival Archive - First the Good News This morning I received in the post and unceremoniously bundled lot of local historian's treasure - an archive of material, I think from th… Started by Hugh	1	Mar 19, 2008 Reply by Hugh
'History of Hornsey' course If you are interested in the history and identity of Hornsey you may be interested in the short course being run by the Hornsey Historical… Started by Adam	1	Feb 29, 2008 Reply by Hugh
Historical Books on Harringay, North London and London in General. I'd like to recommend a book I've just been reading on 19th Century London: Jerry White: London In the Nineteenth Century http://books.gua… Started by StephenBln	5	Feb 20, 2008 Reply by Liz
More on the obscure aspects of Harringay's History See this page on Wikipedia for an update section on the history of Harringay's cinemas. Started by Hugh	0	Jan 10, 2008