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Shadbolt Exhibtion - well worth going to see George Shadbolt (1819-1901) was a British writer, editor and photographer who took some of the earliest photographs of Hornsey and Tottenha… Started by Hugh	0	Jul 7, 2023
Talk: Evidence of Our Past: 100 Stories From The Archive, Crouch End, 8th July 2023 From the Hornsey Historical Society: The past is endlessly fascinating and full of clues about how we connect to the history of our loca… Started by HoL Site Admin	0	Jul 7, 2023
More Memories Of The 50's-60's in Harringay Moved from blogs: Posted by Les e39 on August 28, 2009 at 10:06 I moved to Harringay when i was five years old with my mother who at that t… Started by HoL Site Admin	12	Jul 5, 2023 Reply by John Shulver
Hornsey and Wood Green Synagogue in pictures For many years a synagogue stood on the site in Wightman Road where the mosque is now located. The Hornsey and Wood Green Affiliated Synago… Started by Hugh	3	May 25, 2023 Reply by Hugh
Harringay Hop Pickers I came across this postcard sent to an address in Green Lanes at the start of the last century and thought it an evocative reminder of what… Started by Hugh	5	May 15, 2023 Reply by Richard Woods
Were houses on the Ladder built as flats or houses originally? I hope somebody can help me settle an argument with my husband! I think the houses were built as one house...hubby thinks they were built a… Started by Kat	20	May 1, 2023 Reply by John Shulver
The Harringay Racers Song Thanks to Pat Stuart for sharing the lyrics of the Harringay Racers song on another post: "2-4-6-8, Who do we appreciate? Who? The Harringa… Started by Hugh	13	Apr 28, 2023 Reply by John Shulver
Hornsey Historical Society is currently looking for volunteers Last year I was invited to join the Hornsey Historical Society (HHS) publications committee. Since joining the team, I have become very awa… Started by Hugh	0	Apr 26, 2023
The tale of a local dairyman and cowkeeper Nicholas Walker dairy cart, c1900. Given that a photo was being taken was probably a special event, I'm assuming that this is Walker hims… Started by Hugh	7	Mar 17, 2023 Reply by Alan
St Ann's Hospital - The Early Years North Eastern Fever Hospital circa 1905 In 1890 a suitable 19-acre site for a new fever hospital in North East London had been identified … Started by Hugh	9	Feb 25, 2023 Reply by Alan