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Around the turn of the last century there were Methodists everywhere on the Hornsey Road. The Spiritualist church , the police station and ... -
Here are Andreas Niebisch and Nigel Tree in the late 1980s, with Sioned Williams playing the harp: In most of zone two London ...
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On the 29th of October 1817 Justice Park and the First Middlesex Jury tried a James Whitby, accused of stealing a shawl worth ten shillings ... -
The Plough's owners have put in a planning application to turn it into a shop selling ' second hand books [...] along with stationer... -
This place feels too smart for the road. It has Pinarello bikes that cost thousands of pounds (and the tax-free cycle to work scheme is... -
This building on the corner of Tollington Park and Hornsey was knocked down, renamed ' Yale Terrace ' and now looks like this: (phot... -
Bangs (est. 1907) has left no trace on t'interweb. I'm hoping there'll be more at the Islington Local History Centre . In the ... -
When I was a child I didn't realise that people wanted to live in the countryside. I also thought allotments were shanty-towns because ... -
This is the first of what I hope will be many Hornsey Road cat posts. Jengis from Express Mini Cabs has put a tour of his office up on the ...
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I use the blog as a pretext to do new things and so I went to Luxuria the other day and had my nails done . Before: meh nails that could ...
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