All Videos Tagged Harringay (Harringay online) - Harringay online

Sir Nigel Gresley Harringay 2009-12-06

2009-12-06T11:15:12.742Z

The Sir Nigel Gresley Steam Engine passing through Harringay Railway Station 6th December 2009

Harringay Fox

2009-01-04T22:12:40.557Z

A bold Harringay fox makes a visit to our back door. He's a real beauty

1920s Green Lanes Harringay - Reel 2

2007-10-02T23:02:28.477Z

Picks up at the Salisbury and I think takes in short pans along the length of Grand Parade.

(IF YOU'RE HAVING PROBLEMS WATCHING THIS VIDEO, THERE'S ANOTHER COPY HERE.

See also Reel 1

If you'd like to learn more about the history of Harringay , see my article on Wikipedia providing an overview of the History of Harringay. The series box at the top of that page will take you to more detailed articles I've sketched out on periods in Harringay's history.

1920s Green Lanes, Harringay - Reel 1

2007-10-02T22:54:55.693Z

Hasn't changed at all really! The reel is made up up a collection of short pans. I think it probably starts in Wood Green. The last pan is Salisbury Promenade, at the bottom of Hewitt Road, and ends at the old Electric Cinema which stood on the corner of of St Ann's Road till quite recently.

See also Reel 2

If you'd like to learn more about the history of Harringay , see my article on Wikipedia providing an overview of the History of Harringay. The series box at the top of that page will take you to more detailed articles I've sketched out on periods in Harringay's history.

Hustling to Work from Harringay

2007-07-27T15:18:28.953Z

Music's a catchy. The singer is a guy called Massimo Martelli. Been there with the journey!

On maissimomartelli.com, we learn the following:

'Hello Hello Hello' - This is the story of a guy trying to get on his busking pitch with some unfortunate events along the way. Given that the song has a busking feel about it, we decided to shoot many of the scenes in and around the London Underground as at the time I was a licensed busker. The scene at the end of one man and his guitar walking into the distance was shot opposite Haringey Green Lanes station at the Railway Fields, a few minutes from where i used to live. It was a nice farewell to an era (1996-2006) as a new one is on the horizon.

Dr.Nathan Morin

(No idea who Dr M is!)