45 Warham Road, 1948

Comment by ARowsell on February 28, 2020 at 21:25

Are you sure this is 35? I lived at number 50 Warham Road from 1944 to about 1960 and it looks more like number 50 or most likely number 45.

Tony Rowsell

Comment by Hugh on February 28, 2020 at 21:39

Thanks. You’re quite right. Typo. It’s number 45. 

Comment by Hugh on February 28, 2020 at 23:16

Tony, as a reward for your vigilance, I give you 50 Warham Road, 1960!

Comment by John Shulver on March 16, 2020 at 18:33

How much does a riverside house command these days I wonder ?

Comment by Alt255 on March 29, 2020 at 21:19

45 is actually back to front, the bay windows are in the garden which is why the front is an odd shape. From the back it is a double bay windowed house. It has hardly changed. 

Comment by David Todd on September 3, 2020 at 4:34

50 Warham Road!... coincidence Tony Rowsell I knew a family who lived their, surname of Adam from about 1961onwards, would you have known them?..great photo of No.50 ..any other interior or garden photos of this fine house. Thanks.

Comment by John Shulver on September 5, 2020 at 20:04

My mate's mate used to live in this house, number 45 !   Assuming 1945 - 70 era ?  His name is Colin Servante.

He still lives locally and appears to have a wealth of knowledge of the area.

My mate, (Colin Phillips), and Colin Servante both attended South Harringay Junior.  Colin S  remained in touch with a teacher,  Amy Diprose, into her 90's.   He has a pic of SHJ school and can name most.

I will attempt to get a copy.  A mentioned name was  Colin Biford/Buford.

Hope this info instigates further conversation.

An aunty of Colin S lived top end of Fairfax (where prefabs were/are).  She was killed when a V1hit her house.

He has a SHJ school pic and can name practically all.  I will attempt to get a copy.

Comment by David Todd on September 7, 2020 at 7:47

Thank you John Shulver for this info yes would like to see the SHJ school pic, many thanks.

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