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Old and New London
… the whirligig of time, that now, during the day, there are railway trains to and from London and various parts of … and on the east by the Green Lanes. The Great Northern Railway bounds it by a cutting and embankment on the western … side, and latterly the London, Edgware, and Highgate Railway has been made with a station adjoining the park. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… school, and in 1860 a parochial nurse was appointed. 98 A railway labourers' mission, with a chaplain appointed by the … Hodgson, 'an absolute Catholic', and in 1976 included the Stations of the Cross and many carved figures. The foundation …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… which Blackstock Road remained in 1832, 70 and in 1850 the railway was built across it. North of Crouch End, Park Road … of the early railways in the parish was the Great Northern Railway, opened from Maiden Lane in 1850 (from King's Cross … 38 opened a line from Finsbury Park to East Finchley, with stations at Crouch End and Highgate, in 1867. 39 Stroud Green …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of the population were clerks, 68 who needed to live near railway stations. Access to London was emphasized, as early as 1867 … available. By 1861 the village had spread east of the railway over the former Cocksfields. 8 In 1861 sixteen houses …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were needed not only for existing slum-dwellers but for railway construction workers and railwaymen. To serve the … of North Hill and the newcomers who were attracted by the railway, All Saints' church was opened in 1864 in a new road …