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Ghost signs

An article this week by Jonathan Glancey calls for the saving of these glimpses into the past painted on the sides of buildings and publici…

Started by Liz

8 Oct 30, 2023
Reply by Julia S

How history shaped the wide eastern end of Turnpike Lane

Looking east towards at the mid nineteenth century housing terrace on the site of Turnpike Lane tube station. From left to right, they wer…

Started by Hugh

3 Sep 17, 2023
Reply by Lydia Walter

Braddock's record of a changing Turnpike Lane, 1899 - 1906

Turn of the century Hornsey photographer, Alfred Braddock, moved to the area in about 1890. He started off living in Alexandra Road, off Tu…

Started by Hugh

11 Sep 12, 2023
Reply by Hugh

Crouch End Hill 1890 to 1965 - a Story in Pictures

Crouch End Hill changed rapidly from the late nineteenth century onwards. Fortunately, the changes were relatively well documented in photo…

Started by Hugh

13 Sep 8, 2023
Reply by Alan Kenneth carter

Rhodes Brewery Hornsey

A Rhodes beer mat from the mid-20th Century. You have to wonder if the company's marketing slogans helped to cement its demise! Rhodes Bre…

Started by Hugh

6 Sep 8, 2023
Reply by John Grover

A Few memories of 1960s Beresford Road

This from member Les: We manufactured Handbags from approx 1960 - 1975 in our small workshops that were situated in part of the back garde…

Started by Hugh

19 Aug 5, 2023
Reply by Geraldine

Goulding Court, Turnpike Lane and another Local Builder made Good

Last September, Marcus added a picture to Harringay Online of Goulding Court. This was a block of flats built by the Borough of Hornsey jus…

Started by Hugh

9 Jul 21, 2023
Reply by Richard Woods

Changing Prospects in Hornsey

After I added the story about Goulding Court on Turnpike Lane recently, someone asked if the site of that building had also been the site o…

Started by Hugh

15 Jul 12, 2023
Reply by Hugh

The Gardens at Harringay House - the place, the plants the people

If you find longer items less amenable to reading online, this article has been converted to a booklet format that can be read on-screen or…

Started by Hugh

21 Jul 11, 2023
Reply by Hugh

Finsbury Park flapper venue: Palais de Dance, c1920

Following on from my piece on Harringay's Salon du Bal in the jazz age, I've been unsuccessfully trying to find out more about the contem…

Started by Hugh

15 Jul 8, 2023
Reply by Geoff Amabilino

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