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… the even numbers being on the north and the odd on the south. There is nothing of architectural importance left in this street. The whole frontage on the south between Whitfield Street and Charlotte Street is …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… replaced Awlfield farmhouse, 71 which stood immediately south of the church in 1619. In that year the farm was leased … the early 18th century, when the framed projection of the south wing was removed and the main front was renewed in … During the 19th century there were extensions to the south wing and when the house was converted into a vicarage …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… headed north-east into the marshes and another, slightly south of the modern Ferry Lane, led to Tottenham mills. There … factories. It was not until the 1920s that a major north-south route was driven through the centre of the parish. … one carrying Black Boy Lane over Stonebridge stream in the south. By the early 19th century there were six bridges over …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… resulted from assarting. Those most often mentioned were South field, also called St. Loys field in 1619, 92 when it … to Asplins farm and on two neighbouring crofts, as well as south-east of High Cross green, opposite the east end of the … nursery existed in the 1890s, as did Tottenham nursery south of Paxton Road and 8 other nurseries in the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… worst overcrowding in 1898 was around Page Green, in the south-east around Stamford Hill, at West Green, and at Noel … next to Phesaunt's alms-houses at the corner of Stoneley South, and included a house for the mistress. 53 The … c. 180 with a master's house adjoining, on the south side of Church Road. There were 141 boys in 1820 and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the village around the high cross by buildings along the south side of High Cross Lane, while terraces lined part of … in the north, along lanes and alleys close to High Road south of White Hart Lane, with small terraced dwellings in … Bruce Terrace, and White Hart Lane. Only along the south side of Philip Lane, however, did it reach as far as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… sub-manor of Mockings was marked by a moat on the south side of Marsh (later Park) Lane, between High Road and … and by a green, the modern Tottenham Green, immediately south. 19 The cross, crowning a slight rise in High Road, was … in 1348, stretched eastward from High Road a little way south of Tottenham Green, along Broad Lane towards a crossing …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was roughly that of a trapezium, divided from north to south by the Roman and medieval way later called High Road, … of the Alexandra Palace. 7 From the late 19th century the south-western corner of Tottenham contained part of the new … north, Friern Barnet on the west, Hornsey on the west and south, and Stoke Newington and Hackney on the south. From the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was a separate hall for religious instruction. 23 Jews in south Tottenham worshipped in private homes and occasionally … hall was built in 1961. There was seating for 440 at South Tottenham District synagogue, a member of the United …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… wards covered the eastern part of the parish from north to south, with a combined acreage roughly equal to that of Wood … Taylor and A. R. Jennett. 54 It was flanked to north and south by the new central baths and the central fire station, … was finished in 1958. The new town hall, facing High Road south of Trinity Road, was designed by Sir John Brown and A. …