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The Hornsey Historical Society Bulletin Catalogue (updated 2018)

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Bulletin No. 59 (2018) Notes on Contributors, Editorial

Timeline for 1918, Janet Owen

Articles Early Maps of Highgate, Peter Barber

Medieval Pilgrims, Badges and Holy Wells, Keith Fawkes

Historic Finds at Alexandra Palace, Kirsten Forrest

Crouch End Festival Chorus – a brief history, Betty Rosen

The Lost Shops of Harringay, John Hinshelwood and Stephen Rigg

Hornsey at War 1914-18 Part 5, Nicolas Allaway

Shorter Articles Muswell Hill Cottages, David Frith

Ann’s Memories of St Mary’s Church, Ann Jones

Reviews Tottenham Walks, Lesley Ramm

Margaret Hill House, David Winskill

Correspondence Re: Nicholas Allaway, Hornsey at War 1917 (Bulletin 58)

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Bulletin No. 58 (2017) Notes on Contributors, Editorial

Timeline for 1917, Janet Owen

Articles Music in Alexandra Palace Internment Camp, Patrick Hegarty-Morrish

Hornsey at War 1914-18 Part 4, Nicolas Allway

Heath Robinson and North London, Sandra Clark

Quernmore Road Shops: A Survey, 1900-2016, John Hinshelwood and Stephen Rigg

History of Prickett and Ellis, Philip Ellis

Shorter Articles An Appreciation of Ruth Haseltine, Keith Fawkes

The Scoter of Woodmen of Hornsey, Keith Fawkes

Reviews Richard Webber (ed), The Story of the Highgate Society 1996-2016, Ruth Hazeldine

Eleri Rowlands and Lesley Ramm, Muswell Hill Four Walks, , David Winskill

Joan Schwitzer, Highgate Walks: A Local History Guide, Richard Webber

Bulletin No. 57 (2016)

Articles Timeline for 1916, Janet Owen

Appreciation of Ken Gay, Bridget Cherry

Appreciations of Elizabeth Israel, Peter Barber & Keith Fawkes

Hornsey at War 1914-18 Part 3 (1916) Nicolas Allway

The Men who said No - Conscientious Objectors in Hornsey: Part 2, Jennifer Bell

Searching for Hugh Victor Hember, Hugh, Ruth & Chris Garnsworthy

Conscientious Objection and the Hornsey Military Service Tribunal in the context of Middlesex, John

Hinshelwood

Muswell Hill Shop Fronts, David Frith

Notes & Queries How I became a Local Historian, Albert Pinching

Brick Place, Malcolm Stokes

Albert Pinching Appreciation, Janet Owen

Reviews Ivy Mantled Tower, Prof. Michael Port

Crouch End Four Walks, David Winskill

Harringay: A Century of Change, David Winskill

Loyal to the Crown, Malcolm Stokes


Articles Timeline for 1915, Janet Owen

Hornsey at War 1914-18 Part 2 (1915), Nicolas Allway

The Churches in Hornsey during the First World War: At Home, Janet Owen

The Churches in Hornsey during the First World War: Abroad, Janet Owen

The Beginning of Local Government in London to the end of Hornsey, David Frith

My Early Years in Hornsey, David Frith

Council Housing in Hornsey, John Hinshelwood

Notes & Queries Memories of Palace Gates Road, David Berger

Memories of St. Luke's, Hornsey, Brooke Lunn

Reviews Bounds Green - An interesting corner of Haringey: A History & Walk by Albert Pinching, David

Winskill

Hornsey Village - A walk by Lesley Ramm and Eleri Rowlands, David Winskill


Articles Prelude to the First World War, Janet Owen

Hornsey at War 1914-18 Part 1, Nicolas Allway

WW1 Conscientious Objectors in Hornsey, Jennifer Bell

Hornsey and Suffragettes: at Alexandra Palace, Keith Fawkes

Hornsey and Suffragettes: activities in Hornsey and a hundred-year-old mystery, Pat Breary

An Old Map investigated, Janet Owen

Notes & Queries More on the Blackwell Collection, John Hinshelwood

Researching the dead of the First World War, Lesley Ramm

Correspondence Battle for the Alexandra Palace and Park, Sir Hugh Rossi

Reviews Carscapes - The Motor Car, Architecture and Landscape in England by Kathryn Morrison and John

Minnis, Ken Gay

Highgate in Old Photographs by Michael Hammerson, Ruth Hazeldine

My Life by David Jason, Ken Gay

Rod - The Autobiography by Rod Stewart, Ken Gay

The Rookfield Estate - Muswell Hill's Garden Suburb by David Frith, David Winskill

Two Tottenham Theatres by Marlene McAndrew, Keith Fawkes


Articles A View of the New River, Rachael Macdonald

The Hornsey Enclosure Act 1813, David Frith

Hornsey Cottage Hospital: The story of our hospital from 1897 to 1948, Eleri Rowlands

Hornsey Cottage Hospital: Some later memories, Sue Hessel

Hornsey, the 1902 Education Act and Passive Resistance, Janet Owen

Battle for the Alexandra Palace and Park, Jacob O'Callaghan

Notes & Queries Thomas Draper's Coat of Arms, John Hinshelwood

The Key to Stroud Green, 1949, Keith Fawkes

The Mansfield Portraits and John Henry Lloyd of Highgate, Keith Fawkes

Wood Green Common, Albert Pinching

100 years ago at North Middlesex Cricket Club, Crouch End, Richard Cracknel

Reviews London - A History in Maps by Peter Barber, Bridget Cherry

St. Pancras Station by Jack Simmons and Robert Thorne, Ken Gay

A Lust for Window Sills by Harry Mount, Ken Gay

Free Illustrated Historical Leaflets, Albert Pinching


Articles Mike Hazekdine - An Appreciation, Albert Pinching

Are you being served? The story of Wilsons, Crouch End's own department store, Janet Owen

Guillemont - Hornsey's 'Adopted' Town, Eleri Rowlands

Muswell Hill Odeon celebrates 75 years, Jeremy Buck

Carrying the Olympic Torch for Haringey, Deborah Hedgecock

Notes & Queries The Kutzlebens of Muswell Hill, Brenda Griffith-Williams

The Movie Stars of Muswell Hill, Editor

Lewcock's Field - A Conundrum Solved, Janet Owen

Charles Dicken's Hornsey, Jacob O'Callaghan

More on the Blackwell Collection, John Hinshelwood

Reviews A Vision of Middlesex by Janet Owen and John Hinshelwood, John Richardson

How Harringay Happened by John Hinshelwood, Ken Gay

Stroud Green - A history and five walks by John Hinshelwood, Bridget Cherry

The Campsbourne Estate by John Hinshelwood, Bridget Cherry

Tottenham and Wood Green - Then & Now in Colour by Christine Protz and Deborah Hedgecock,

Albert Pinching

A History of New Southgate by Jackie Foster, Ken Gay


Articles The HHS - 40 Years On, Albert Pinching

Hornsey in 1971, Jacob O'Callaghan

Lewcock's/Peacock's Field - A Priory Park Conundrum, Janet Owen

A Last Hurrah from Old Highgate, Peter Barber

The Blackwell Collection and the NMPS, John Hinshelwood

Haringey's Town Twinning, Eleri Rowlands

100 Years of Quakers in Muswell Hill, Mark Tod

Ted Johnson's Memories of Trade Unionism in Hornsey, Margaret Mitchell

Henry St. John of Hornsey, Florence St. John Heller

Notes & Queries Do you live on Topsfield or Fernfield Manor? David Frith

Haringey's Green Plaques, Keith Fawkes-Underwood

Reviews Cinemas in Harringay by Jeremey Buck, Prof. Ian Christie

The Phoenix Cinema - A Century of Film in East Finchley by Gerry Turvey, Ken Gay

Lost London 1870-1945 by Philip Davies, Ken Gay

London - The Illustrated History by Cathy Ross and John Clark, Ken Gay


Articles Joan Schwitzer - An appreciation of her life and work, Editor

Stapleton Hall, Stroud Green; the myth exposed, John Hinshelwood

Sir Francis Cory-Wright and the Welsh connection, Janet Owen

JamesJohn Henry James: builder, developer and public servant in Wood Green, Michael Cordwel

Dr Barton and his Airship, Eleri Rowlands

Gerrit van de Linde: a handske across the years, Marita Mathijse

Notes & Queries Local Record Shops, Sherifa Rashidally

Christopher Dresser and Alexandra Palace, Ken Gay

Wood Green Cycle Track revisited, Albert Pinching

Wetherspoons - a first for Haringey, Jacob O'Callaghan

Pre-Raphaelites plucked from the Palace flames, Jacob O'Callaghan

Reviews John Farrer - the Man who changed Hornsey by Janet Owen, Bridget Cherry

Crouch End - Past and Present, a DVD by David Evans, Ken Gay

Tottenham - A History by Christine Protz, David Winskill


Articles How the Bulletin began, Joan Schwitzer

Landscape of the Bishop's Park, Malcolm Stokes

Hornsey in the Sun: The Sun Fire Office Records, Brenda Griffith-Williams

The Cowleys of Stone Cottage: the story of a Crouch End family in the 19th century, Janet Owen

Our Middlesex Heritage: The NMPS contribution to the NPRA collection, John Hinshelwood

Sir Henry Wood at the Palace: the 1939 Handel Festival Concert, Mike Hazeldine

Memories of Evacuation during World War II, Eric Vogel

Notes & Queries Local Commerative Plaque: W.Heath Robinson (1872-1944), cartoonist, Keith Fawkes

Local Commerative Plaque: W J Collins (1856-1939, developer, David Frith

Local Commerative Plaque: W B Tegetmeier (1816-1912), naturalist, Keith Fawkes

Local Commerative Plaque: Vivian Stanshall (1943-1995), musician, Jacob O'Callaghan

Durnsford Road Lido, David Dell

Reviews Walking across London by Patrick Hamilton, Ken Gay

Hornsey Past by Stephen Denford, Albert Pinching

Hornsey 1968 by Lisa Tucker, Ken Gay

How Rural Tottenham Disappeared by Kenneth Barker, Albert Pinching


Articles The Boundaries of South Hornsey, Malcolm Stokes

Joseph Percy Barralet (1861-1943). Engineer, photographer and family historian, John Hinshelwood

The Beginnings of Scouting in Hornsey, John Nias

Pictures from the Palace (George Kenner's paintings during Internment 1915-16), Nick McCormick

St George's Georgians Tennis Club, Eric Vogel

Down Memory Lane, Theresa Meacock

Notes & Queries Local Commerative Plaque: William Barlow (1845-1934, crystallographer, Keith Fawkes

Local Commerative Plaque: Frank Matcham (1854-1920), theatre architect, Jacob O'Callaghan

Local Commerative Plaque: Oliver Tambo (1917-1993), lawyer and political activist, Jacob

O'Callaghan

Local Archaeological Fieldwork Reports, Ken Gay

The tragic death of Colonel Joseph Seldon, Roy Hidson

Hornsey Church depicted, Bridget Cherry

Reviews

Chambers London gazetteer by Russ Willey, Ken Gay

London in the 19th Century by Jerry White, Ken Gay

Muswell Hill Revisited by Ken Gay, Laurence Worms

All about Hornsey High Street - Past and Present: a DVD by David Evans, Albert Pinching


Articles Right Royal Scandal in Hornsey Park, Malcolm Stokes

The Boundary on North Hornsey with Finchley & Friern Barnet, Malcolm Stokes

Synagogues of Hornsey, David Marcus

Two Hornsey Grandfathers, David E Johnston

Muswell Hill Parliamentary Papers, Ken Gay

The North Middlesex Photographic Society Collection at the HHS, John Hinshelwood

Memories of Alexandra Palace & Park (Ruth Rogers Essay Competition), Sheila Leslie

Notes & Queries Clive Smith, the master of "Memories" – obituary, Ruth Hazeldine

Letters from John Betjeman, Joan Schwitzer, Ken Gay, David Frith

100 years ago: Wood Green Library, Albert Pinching

Robert Baden-Powell and Hornsey, Jacob O'Callaghan

Wood Green & Southgate Athletics Club Medals, Albert Pinching

Reviews Civic Pride in Hornsey - The Town Hall and its surrounding Buildings by Bridget Cherry, David Winskill

London Born by Sidney Day, Joan Schwitzer

South form Barley by Kenneth Barker, Joan Schwitzer

Noel Park: History and Architecture by Caroline Welch, David Frith

A 100 year history of St George's Church Hornsey by Theresa Meacock, Ruth Hazeldine

The Campsbourne Story by John N Young, Keith Fawkes-Underwood

R W Paul: The Collected Films 1895-1908 (BFI DVD), Ken Gay


Articles Gerrit van de Linde - A Dutch poet and Schoolmaster in Highgate, Prof. Marita Mathijsen

The boundary of Hornsey with Finchley, Malcolm Stokes

A tour of Crouch End in 1881, Will Houghton

The Early Development of the Harringay Ladder, John Hinshelwood

Belgium to Blackwell via Hornsey, Jules Jouniaux

Forty years on: Haringey 1965-2005, Ken Gay

B-films, bingo and Bibles (Ruth Rogers Essay Competition winner 2005), Jeremy Buck

The Grove, Muswell Hill: more field work, David Frith

The Alexandra Palace organ, Felix Aprahamian

Notes & Queries Ron Fry's Memories of Harringay, Ron Fry

Mrs Richard Clay and St George's Parish Hall, David Frith

Bill Boon, Muswell Hill milkman, Ken Gay

Noel Park Estate's hidden boundary, Albert Pinching

Charles Saywood: Station master at Wood Green GNR Station, Lin Coleman

Reviews Edwin Monk's Memories by Joan Schwitzer, David Winskill

Haringey's Hidden Streams by Albert Pinching and David Dell, Deborah Hedgecock

Early Cinema: Primitives and Pioneers (BFI DVD), Ken Gay

Alexandra Palace - a Hidden History by Janet Harris, Ken Gay


Articles The boundary of Hornsey parish with St. Pancras, Malcolm Stokes

Feet of Fines, Christopher Elrington

Robert Harrington, parson of Hornsey 1560-1610, a man of 'goodly simplicity and singleness of hert',

Doreen Agutter

The Barons of Coleraine and the Bruce Castle connection, Jacqueline McAlister

Hornsey's District Surveyor's Returns - 1845-1852, John Hinshelwood

Harringay at War - A Family Story, Mark Bailey

Poached Eggs, Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce, Jeremy Buck

Two site visits in Muswell Hill, Ken Gay

Recording the face of Hornsey: A national context for the N.M.P.S. collection, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries The Muswell Hill Cottage Home for Girls, Joyce Horner

A Wood Green event recalled, Ken Gay

Hornsey Rise Training College, Douglas Barnes

Recollections of Muswell Hill in the 1930s, Sheila Leslie

Correspondence Wood Green Chocolatiers, Thyrsi Meacock

Reviews Clara Collet 1860-1948: An Educated Working Woman, Joan Schwitzer

My Hornsey of 75 Years 1929-2004, Ken Gay

Haringey Pubs, Ken Gay

Haringey at War, Malcolm Stokes

Gin and Hell-fire: Henry Batchelor's memoirs of a working-class childhood in Crouch End 1823-1837,

David Winskill


Articles The boundaries of Clerkenwell Detached with Hornsey, Tottenham and Friern Barnet, Malcolm

Stokes

Wm. Cutbush & Son: three generations of Highgate nurserymen, Gillian Keatley

Wood Green in 1844: towards the end of the rural era, Albert Pinching

Noel Park Estate & the ALGD, Margaret Hudson

The Work of William Henry Adams, IM&CyE, FRIBA: Hornsey's Borough Engineer, 1927-1938, John

Hinshelwood

Bombed Out: A Wood Green family's experience, Brenda Griffith-Williams

War and Peace: Alexandra Park 1944-1952, Kenneth O. Morgan

Notes & Queries Hornsey in Literature and the Arts: 'Virginities' (1982), Joan Schwitzer

Grandfather was the mortuary keeper, Joyce Eaves

Discovering a Wood Green Unitarian family, Albert Pinching

Memories of Highgate by Mr Paul Simpson, John Hinshelwood

Hornsey's Coat of Arms, John Hinshelwood

The Clays of Muswell Hill: addenda and errata, Roy Hidson

Lawrence of Arabia: The surprised English Lieutenant - A Wood Green man, Roy Hidson

Getting the name right: should Haringey rhyme with Finchley, Hackney and Hornsey … or do we

pronounce it Harringay, rhyming with hay, lay or Bungay? Richard H. Pout

Some notes on local industrial history, Robert Rust

A Wood Green event, Ken Gay

P.O. Sorting Office at 'Ally Pally', anon

Reviews John Loggie Baird: A Life by Anthony Kamm & Malcolm Baird, Jacob O'Callaghan

Early Cinema: Primitives and Pioneers. Volume One 1895-1904, Ken Gay

Archive CD Books publications, Albert Pinching

London's New River by Robert Ward, Albert Pinching

Tottenham & Wood Green - Past & Present by Christine Protz & Deborah Hedgecock, Albert Pinching


Articles Hornsey's boundary with Tottenham, Malcolm Stokes

The making of the Borough of Hornsey, Brenda Griffith-Williams

Building a Borough - the work of Hornsey's early Engineers, John Hinshelwood

Hornsey in the First World War, Nick Alloway

The later years of girl's schools in Highgate, Isabel Raphael

Childhood memories of Hornsey from the 1920s, Ralph Savage

A Hornsey cinema - The 1936 Muswell Hill Odeon, Ken Gay

Hornsey Red Sox Baseball Club 1936-1951, Brian Cranwell

Amateur Operatics: the post-war years and after, John N Young

How children entertained themselves before television (Ruth Rogers Essay Winner 2002), Marlene

McAndrew

Notes & Queries Hornsey Borough Council 1903-1965: Some highlights, Editor

William Arthur’s Consecrated Ground

Alderman J.H. Wilson, Brenda Griffith-Williams

A Lucky Escape, Mrs M.J. Metherell

Tottenham Outrage recalled, Editor

Reviews Model for London: Victorian Farm School to Modern Primary by Joan Schwitzer, Isabel Raphael

Under Hackney - the archaeological Story by Keith Sugden, Malcolm Stokes

The Long March by Denis Hoy, Albert Pinching

Muswell Hill - History and Guide by Ken Gay, Keith Fawkes-Underwood

The People on the Hill: the story of Highgate from the Ice Age to Elizabeth II, Ruth Hazeldine

Mr Strangelove: A biography of Peter Sellers by Ed Sikov, Jacob O'Callaghan

Coleridge: Darker Reflections, 1804-1834 by Richard Holmes, Jacob O'Callaghan

Lord Byron by Fiona MacCarthy, Jacob O'Callaghan


Articles Discovering parish borders: The boundary between Hornsey and Islington, Malcolm Stokes

The early years of girls' schools in Highgate, Isobel Raphael

St Luke's Hospital celebrates 250 Years, Ken Gay

Who was Who: Robert Spears - Unitarian Minister and man of the people, Roy Hidson

The changing face of Campsbourne, Arthur Batterbury

Wright's Park Pumping Station; an outline history, John Hinshelwood

Ruth Rogers Essay Winner 2001. What we used to wear, Margaret Hudson

Amateur Operatics before the Second World War, John N Young

Alexandra Palace and the City Display Organisation Ltd, Joy Nichol

Notes & Queries Wood Green's past recalled, Albert Pinching

Beaufighter at Broomfield Park, Joan Schwitzer

Tottenham Phoenix Road Club, Graham Tuck

The lost viaducts, Mark Bailey

Jolly Butchers Hill - A hundred years on, Albert Pinching

Who was E. G. Scarfe?, Joan Schwitzer

Highgate Dissenters - their history since 1660 by John Handby Thompson, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews The Town or Hamlet of Highgate - The story of a London village over 800 years. Written and directed

by Andy Attenburrow, Isabel Raphael

Outrage! An Edwardian Tragedy by Janet D. Harris, Sian Harrington

Recent Occasional papers from the Edmonton Hundred Historical Society, Albert Pinching

August Jaeger: Portrait of Nimrod - A Life in Letters and Other Writings by Kevin Allen, Jacob

O'Callaghan

London's Lea Valley - More Secrets Revealed by Jim Lewis, Ken Gay

Finchley & Whetstone Past - with Totteridge and Friern Barnet by John Heathfield, Ken Gay


Articles How old is Hornsey's boundary? Malcolm Stokes

Henry Cline of Bounds Green, Albert Pinching

The Lost Houses of Hornsey - Southwood Hall revisited, Joan Schwitzer

The early years of the Hornsey Journal, Joyce Crow MBE

Geology in a Clock Tower, Eric Robinson

Highfield: a lost private school, Ken Gay

Council Housing in Hornsey 1918-27, John Hinshelwood

My War, Christine Goldsmith

The Argyle Motor Co. in the Fifties, Robert Rust

A Greek Menu from Kormakiti to Crouch End, John Newstead

Notes & Queries A Victorian artist in Crouch End, Peter Barber

Do you know where the portraits are? Ken Gay

Crouch End's two lost Cinemas, Ken Gay

More about the Marriage Cross, Ken Gay

Memories of a Leather Shop in Crouch End, Violet M Jackson

William Howat Snr., Norfolk House School, Keith Fawkes-Underwood

More about Ken Gatward, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews Something to read - New books about London, Ken Gay

Steam Laundries - Gender Technology and Work in the USA and Great Britain 1880-1940 by Arwen P.

Mohun, Joan Schwitzer

Guide to British Theatres 1750-1950 Edited by John Earl and Michael Sell, Ken Gay


Articles W.E. Gladstone and Holy Trinity, Stroud Green (1885), P.J.L. Frankl

Hornsey libraries - the early years, 1896-1939, Roy Hidson

Hornsey in water colour; the work of Benjamin Percy Marks (1866-1955), Ken Gay

Muswell Hill - a spiritual home for an Indian swami and a Czech refugee, Sylvia Simsova

Ruth Rogers Essay Winner 1999: My Place of Worship, Beryl Gibbs

Who was who in Hornsey No 18: Henry Burt 1844-1940, Joan Schwitzer

Hornsey's Public Housing, John Hinshelwood

A Hornsey lad - at school, at play and at war, Jim Richardson

On Mondays we had Bubble and Squeak [18 Clarendon Road], Vera Brewster

Correspondence Correspondence [Scouting in Hornsey], Arthur S Graham

Notes & Queries A King in Hornsey, Roger Dobson

Establishment of the Home Guard (LDV) in Hornsey, Arthur S Graham

The one that got away - the official German report, Donald Simpson

A local wartime hero: Alfred "Ken" Gatward D.S.O., Joan Schwitzer

Victorian Highgate: another Storey story, Joan Schwitzer

The Marriage Cross, Ken Gay

St Mary's School, 1946 Anne Watson

London's oldest cinema is in Haringey, Ken Gay

Northumberland House, Ivy Broomfield

Reviews Forty Walks from Ally Pally, Ken Gay

London parish map; a map of the ecclesiastical divisions within the County of London, (1903), Brenda

Griffith-Williams


Articles Local Lost Houses: La Brabanconne and other French connections in Wood Green, Albert Pinching

Who was Who in Hornsey, 17: A London developer: John Cathles Hill, 1857-1915, Joan Schwitzer

The (mostly lost) cinemas of Haringey, Ken Gay

Tales of Schools in Hornsey. 1 Highgate Council School, North Hill, Pamela Press

Tales of Schools in Hornsey. 2. Crouch End High School and College, Joan Schwitzer

The Old Dairy, Crouch End, Roy Hidson

Memories of Scouting in Hornsey, Jim Richardson

Ruth Rogers' Essay Competition Winner 1998. Lost - One Carnival, David Evans

Notes & Queries The mystery of No, 40 Muswell Hill Road, Ken Gay

New information about the Coopers of Park House, Highgate, Joan Schwitzer

Survey of an Earthwork in Highgate Wood, Malcolm Stokes

More on the Highgate Storeys, Ruth Phillips

The One that Got Away, Mrs. L. C. Simpson

Petra Tegetmeier (1906-1999), Ken Gay

Memories of Hornsey at War, Donald J. Simpson

Correspondence 150th Anniversary Celebrations of The Little School, Maureen Jones (nee Gentle)

Well Cottage, Mary Groves

Memories of Ruth Rogers, Mary Rodda

Reviews Tottenham, Hornsey & Wood Green by Chris Protz, Ruth Phillips

London 4: North by Bridget Cherry, Joan Schwitzer

From Fields to Flats - a history of Bush Hill Park and St Stephen's church by Denis Hoy, Ken Gay

An Insight into Civilian Internment in Britain during WW1, Roy Hidson

The Old Borough of Southgate by Alan Dumayne, Ken Gay


Articles Campsbourne School - 100 years in Hornsey, Ruth Phillips

Herbert Henry Lansley -"Meccano Man" of Fortis Green Road, David Harrison

The Hornsey Halfpenny of 1797, Peter Barber

Thomas Oakes and Westbury House - Further insights into a Victorian Household, Albert Pinching

My Favourite Local Place of Refreshment, Vic Pearce

Memories of Crouch End and the "Ferme-Parkers", Violet M Jackson

Notes & Queries In Memoriam - Peter Curtis, Editor

A View of Holy Innocents Road, Ken Gay

Woodlands and George Du Maurier, Joan Schwitzer

St Benet Fink church, Tottenham, Joan Schwitzer

Charles Rook, builder of Muswell Hill, Mrs Howe

The Storeys of Highgate, Jill Lince

The Storeys of Highgate, Mrs L. M. Lenihan (nee Storey)

Picture Postcard Man, Ken Gay

More on the Flag, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews A Plan of Hackney Church and Churchyard by Roger Root the Younger 1741, Peter Barber


Articles Local Historic Houses, 3; Woodside House, Wood Green, Albert Pinching

Elgar and the Mighty Hunter of Muswell Hill Jacob O'Callaghan

Hornsey Historical Society: how it all began, Ruth Phillips

The colour of the 27th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, James Geddes

Hornsey Cameo Dramatic Society, Vic Pearce

Robert Paul: Film Pioneer of Muswell Hill, Ken Gay

Changes I Have Seen, Denis Hoy

Notes & Queries Who was the artist E. Scarfe? Vic MaRae

Local Surgeries, Ken Gay

Reviews People and Places edited by Joan Schwitzer, Jack Whitehead

When the 'Chute went up by Dolly Sedgwick, Ruth Phillips


Articles Hornsey's Historic Houses, 2; Grove Lodge, Muswell Hill, Joyce Horner

Growing up in the Depression. Crouch End and Wood Green in the 1920s and 1930s, Margaret

Hudson

Girls Can Kick! 100 years of ladies on the pitch [Football], Tania Jones

Bounds Green Farm: The Reminiscences of Edna Burgess, Edna Burgess

The Making of Our Northern Heights [video], Andy Attenburrow

An Edwardian Family. The memories of Margo and Ivy Forge, Joan Schwitzer

Highgate School, North Road, Highgate Village, Christopher Miele

The Story of the Hornsey toll gate (part 1), Cecil Harris

Correspondence Whymark Family, Cecil Harris

Bounds Green Incident, Patrick O'Leary

Notes & Queries Campsbourne Memories, June Thomas

The Cromwell / Norris Family, Hornsey 1895-1945, Richard Cromwell

Reviews The Growth of Muswell Hill by Jack Whitehead, Ken Gay

A Story Told in Wonder - The history of the Hornsey YMCA by Donald Dakin, Ken Gay

Unreasonable Behaviour by Don McCullin, Ken Gay


Articles The Limes, Highgate (Southwood Hospital) [Hornsey's Historic Houses 1], Joan Schwitzer

The Sage of Muswell Hill. William Ernest Henley (1849-1903), Jules Kosky

Memories of St Mary's School in the 1920s, H.K. King

Hornsey Pumping Station (site of Brick or Tower Place), Malcolm Stokes

Ruth Rogers Essay Competition - Weekends at Home when I was young, Denis Hoy

Ruth Rogers Essay Competition - The Story of my House [Cranley Gardens], Mary Groves

War Time Treats, Catherine Ball

Coronation day - June 10, 1910, Catherine Ball

Henry Tidmarsh, the unknown artist of Muswell Hill, Ken Gay

The Bounds Green Incident, Cecil Harris

Notes & Queries Campsbourne Cottage Estate, Joan Schwitzer

George Cruikshank (1792-1878). A Hornsey and Wood Green connection, Joan Schwitzer

Demolition of St Saviour, Alexandra Park Road, Ken Gay

The Whymark Family, Editor

Armistice Day Letter, Ken Gay


Articles The Greig Family of Hornsey, Ken Gay

The Rink - A Hornsey Cinema [Stroud Green Road], Ken Gay

Trams and Things: 1910-1930, Eric Barton

The old Queen's Head tavern, Cecil Harris

Hornsey Home Guard, Hilda Wright

Ducketts in Stuart Times, Cecil Harris

Armistice Day - 1918 and a Hornsey Historical Mystery, Editor

Hornsey Village in 1920, Arthur Batterbury

Hornsey Air Raids Recorded [by Kathy Robertson], Ken Gay

Bruce Castle - A Brief History, Peter Curtis

Reviews The Edwardian House - The Middle-Class Home in Britain 1880-1914 by Helen Long, Ken Gay

Highgate School - a history by Thomas Hinde, Steven Schwitzer

Notes & Queries The Limes, The Clay Family and Muswell Hill, Ken Gay

Peter Garland - Hornsey Artist, Ken Gay

Correspondence Bulletin 34, Hilda Cook

DWEK site, 101 Tottenham Lane, R.F. Doe

Poem Autumn Equinox, Fleur Bowers


Articles From Crouch End to Australia, Beth Pellekaan

Duckett's Manor and The King's Great Matter, Cecil Harris

The Crown Jewels - A Carpenter's Story [apprentice to John Willmott & Son], Ted Johnson

Charles Darwin and The Tegetmeiers, Ruth Phillips

Green Fingers in Hornsey [George Coulson], Sheila West

Wheels for the People - The North London Athletic and Cycling Grounds, Albert Pinching

Grand Avenue, Muswell Hill. The First 90 years., Caroline Bradford

Notes & Queries A Shadbolt Photograph Identified, Michael Hammerson

Local Members of Parliament, Ken Gay

The Stapletons of Stapleton Hall, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews Home Fires. A North London Suburb at War, Penelope Hunting

Correspondence Home Fires, W.H. Rust

Home Fires, Mary Groves

One That Got Away, Alan Aris

Home Fires, R.F. Doe

Poem Highgate Woods, Jill Bamber


Articles Hornsey and the Member for Air, Noel Pemberton Billing and the 1941 by-election, Barbara Stoney

One That Got Away. A Lone Raider's Flight over London, Ben Travers

Home from Home, Belgians in Wartime Highgate, Ann Kritzinger and Ben Travers

Community in the Front Line – Introduction, Ben Travers

HHS Essay Competition - Stroud Green Blitz Kid, Peter Allbutt

HHS Essay Competition - Schoolboy Memories John Newstead

HHS Essay Competition - Bangers and Mash, Mary Groves

HHS Essay Competition - A Fireman's Lot, Arthur Edwards

Bomb damage in the Borough of Hornsey 1939-1945 [map], anon

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Barbara Stoney, Ben Travers, Ann Kritzinger, Peter Allbutt, John Newstead,

Mary Groves, Arthur Edwards


Articles Highgate Tunnel: or The Secret Arch, Joan Schwitzer

Hornsey in Literature. The Journal of Thomas Moore (1779-1856), Joan Schwitzer

Father and Son: Robert and James Pollard, print-makers, Roy Hidson

Neighbours of Coleridge; some family papers. (The Recollections by Marina Mary Martin nee

Counsell, granddaughter of George Stringer), Ben Travers

Sunday trading and the Highgate establishment, 1843, Joan Schwitzer

John Halifax, Victorian, Diana de Quin

Rabbits and Pheasants in Muswell Hill [Mr Cable's reminiscences], Ken Gay

Who Was Who in Hornsey, 9, John Samuel Alder (1847-1919), Ken Gay

Norton Lees & the Atkin Family: a postscript to The Muswell Hill Outrage, Bryan Grugeon

Crouch End School c1918, Eric Davis

Notes & Queries Glimpses of Old Highgate - Highgate School estate tenants, 1817, Editor

Glimpses of Old Highgate - A lost green [37-41 North Hill, Highgate & Cowley's Cottages], Editor

Duckett's - part of Wood Green's rural past, Editor

Reviews Constabulary Duties by Michael Dixon [Police], Ken Gay

Islington - The Parish of St Mary by Jim Connell and Dick Whetstone, Ken Gay

The Book of Crouch End by Ben Travers, Ruth Phillips

Islington Entertained by Bill Manley, Ken Gay

Correspondence The Muswell Hill Outrage, Richard Sharp

Harold Guylee Chester, Edna Quinlan

Harold Guylee Chester and Charles Webber, H.L.Webber


Articles All Muswell Hill and Little Betty Martin: the establishing of a Congregational Church, 1890-1929,

Clyde Binfield

The Muswell Hill Outrage, A London Suburban Crime of the 1880s, Jill Hetherington

Who Was Who in Hornsey, 8, George Potter (1837-1927) Antiquarian Collector, Liz Sagues

A Speculator at Work - The Tale of a Lease. [46 Langham Road, Tottenham], Joan Schwitzer

Childhood in Victorian Tottenham, Norma Lacy

Charlotte Cowdroy (1864-1932) Headmistress of Crouch End High School and College, Mary Groves

Eva West, Housewife, Sheila West

A Medal of Hornsey Cottage Hospital, Peter Barber

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Clyde Binfield, Jill Hetherington

Tottenham Wood Farm - a Methodist connection, Ken Gay

Glimpses of late-Victorian and Edwardian developers, Editor

Reviews Greater London local history - Directory and Bibliography by Peter Marcam, Ian Murray

Not bricks alone, 100 years of worship and service [Union Church, Crouch End], Arthur Scholey

Pinning down the Past. Finds from a Hendon dig by Edward Sammes, Don Fishlock

Royal Mail. The Post Office since 1840 by M.J. Daunton, Joan Schwitzer

The Alms houses of London by Clive Berridge, Ken Gay

Notes on Contributors Liz Sagues, Norma Lacey, Mary Groves, Sheila West, Peter Barber


Articles Civic Pride in Hornsey - The building of the Town Hall complex in the 1930s, Bridget Cherry

Keeping the Doctor Away. Recollections of medical care before the Health Service Joan Schwitzer

Jubilee Mugs and Coronation Fruits. Schooldays in the Thirties, Diana de Quin

HHS Essay Competition - Priory Park. Its purchase and development, James Savin

HHS Essay Competition - Open Spaces in Haringey, Arthur Centa

HHS Essay Competition - Night View from Summerland Grange [Poem], Grace Lilian Hodge

Harold Guylee Chester, Philanthropist, 1887-1973, John Adlington

Notes & Queries Fifty Years Ago - Gas, Electricity and Civic Pride in Crouch End, Hornsey. The drawings of Arthur

Ayres, Editor

An archives acquisition [Records of Crouch End Playing Fields], Ken Gay

After Shadbolt - a ghost story, George Halse

Reviews A North London Childhood by Louise Blundell, Sylvia Bond

Connections. Haringey local-national-world links by Sylvia Collicott, Joan Schwitzer

Furnishing the World. The East London Furniture Trade 1830-1980 by Pat Kirkham, Rodney Mace

and Julia Porter, Ken Gay

Southgate: A Glimpse into the Past by Alan Dumayne, Ken Gay

Northern Wastes: The Story of the Uncompleted Northern Line Extensions by Jim Blake & Jonathan

James, Martin Higginson

Notes on Contributors

John Adlington, Bridget Cherry, Diana de Quin, George Halse, James Savin

Bulletin No. 29 (1998) Down Cut-Throat Lane to the Abyssinian, Stan Cole

Memories of the Thirties - Working as a London Secretary, Emma Dickinson

Running out of Steam [Laundries], Joan Schwitzer

Rookfield Garden Estate - a study of the influence of the Garden City, Anne Trevett

Lost Houses of Haringey - Tottenham Wood Farm and Alexandra Park, Ken Gay

Nightingale Hall, Albert Pinching

Damn Yankees and the Met 1829-1986. The evolution of the Y District Police Force, Bernard Brown

Memories of Stroud Green Road, Mildred Sheppard

Reviews A Story of two Victorian Roads by Sylvia Bond, Ken Gay

Glimpses of Ancient Hackney and Stoke Newington by Benjamin Clarke, Roy Hidson

The Hospital on the Hill by Whittington History Project, Ruth Phillips

Notes & Queries Editorial - Bulletin

Memories of Hornsey Vale in the Thirties, Sylvia Nulty

Byford the Butcher, Crouch End, Editor

Notes on Contributors, Bernard Brown, Emma Dickenson, Ken Gay, Albert Pinching, Anne Trevett,

Mildred Sheppard

Correspondence Bulletin name, Eric Barton

Poet of the Thirties, Kenneth Kitchin

Born and Bred, Kathleen Parkyn

Schoolboy poet of the Thirties, Frank Dash

Last Bulletin, Jean Tsushima

Last Bulletin, Alice Diffey

Last Bulletin, Peter Curtis

Last Bulletin, R. F. Bond


Articles Schoolboy Poet of the Thirties. The Verse Diary of Kenneth Kitchen, Frank Dash

From Manor House to Museum - Bruce Castle, Tottenham, Jean Pegram

Hornsey in Literature, Norman Longmate, Joan Schwitzer

The Welshman Who Got on His Bike [Albert Parry], Albert Parry

Stump Orators in Wood Green and Haringey, Andrew Whitehead

Ruth Rogers Essay Competition - How I Came to Live in Hornsey, Hugh Garnsworthy

Ruth Rogers Essay Competition - Born and Bred 1, Kathleen Parkyn

Ruth Rogers Essay Competition - Born and Bred 2, Leslie Cheshire

Local Democrats. The Hornsey Vestry in Action 1740-1800, Richard Samways

Reviews Domesday Book and the Origins of Edmonton Hundred by Stephen Doree, Ken Gay

Over the Counter by F.E. Butler and D. Hoy, Ken Gay

The Worst Street in North London by Jerry White, Ken Gay

Exploring the New River by Michael Essex-Lopresti, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Frank Dash

Notes on Contributors, Richard Samways, Joan Schwitzer, Andrew Whitehead

Highgate seventeenth century token coins, Editor

A Hornsey 1797 token coin, Editor

The Lady and the Slave, Editor

Notes on Contributors, Leslie Cheshire, Hugh Garnsworthy, Albert Parry, Jean Pegram

Correspondence The Lady and the Slave, Virginia Historical Society

Behind a Bath Stone Façade, Clyde Binfield


Articles Who was Who in Hornsey, 6, Frederick Cleary 1907-1984, Ken Gay

Behind a Bath Stone Façade. Josiah Viney, Thomas Roger Smith and Pond Square, Highgate, Clyde

Binfield

The Lady and the Slave - a Hornsey mystery [grave in Hornsey churchyard], Roy Hidson

Crouch End When I Was Young, Gladys Curtis

Who Was Who in Hornsey 7. New Light on the business and parliamentary career of 'Inky' Stephens,

Paddy Musgrove

Schoolhouse Update. New Sources of evidence for the history of Holy Innocents' School, Crouch End

1848-1934, Alan Aris and Joan Schwitzer

A Farewell to Alms [Alms houses from 15 centuries], Lindsey Gedge

Hornsey in Literature, Louise Blundell, John Betjeman, Roy Hidson

The Way We Used to Work, Joan Schwitzer

St Mary's Church (concluded), Ian Murray

The Light of Other Days [memories of Campsbourne School], Fred Seagrave

Reviews Haringey Women by Sylvia Collicott, Ken Gay

Don't be a Soldier by Ken Weller, Ken Gay

Trumpet at a Distant gate by Tim Mowl and Brian Earnshaw, Bridget Cherry

The New Sculpture by Susan Beattie, Bridget Cherry

Yankee One and George by David Brady [Hornsey Police], Ken Gay

New and Old - a history of St Peter's Church, Mount Park, Ealing by Richard Hays, Bridget Cherry

North London Beer Guide, Ken Gay

A Walk Along the Tracks and A Walk round London's Parks by Hunter Davies Ken Gay

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Paddy Musgrove

M Clarke & Sons Laundry in Gordon Road, Sydney Clark

Halley's Comet, Harold Duffy

From Autobiography by John Stuart Mill, Ken Gay

Notes on Contributors, Alan Aris, Gladys Curtis, Lindsey Gedge, Fred Seagrave, Clyde Binfield, Roy

Hidson


Articles St Mary's Church, Hornsey, Ian Murray

The Parliamentary Representation of Hornsey, Colin Smith

The Soda Water Site Explored, Joan Schwitzer

An Aladdin's Cave in Muswell Hill, Catherine Pearson

Lincoln's - A Chemist's in Archway Road, Sylvia Bond

Memories of Spare Time in Hornsey, Jill Burgess

Memories of Spare Time in Tottenham, Grace Lilian Hodge

Spare Time in the 1920s and After, Olive Eggleton

Out and About in Hornsey - a ten-year old's view, Vincent Casey

The Tunnels on the Highgate Bulwarks, Joan Schwitzer

Hornsey in Literature, Hilaire Belloc, Emma Dickinson

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Grace Lillian Hodge, Ken Gay

Notes on Contributors, Joan Schwitzer, Malcolm Tucker

Notes on Contributors, Jill Burgess, Ian Murray, Sylvia Bond, Olive Eggleton, Catherine Pearson

Edward VII as Mr Toad, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews Town Records and Village Records by John West, Ian Murray

Hampstead Heath by Alan Farmer, Ken Gay

Looking at Muswell Hill by David Freeman, Ken Gay

Up and Down the Archway Road by Sylvia Bond, Ken Gay

Local History Journals, Ken Gay

Correspondence Dr Campbell Maxwell, Marjorie Noel Williams (nee How)


Articles Highgate Hunting Ground, Malcolm Stokes

Three Vanished Homes (Oakville, Holly Park; 12 Haringey Park, Crouch End; 39 Granville Road,

Stroud Green.), Marjorie Noel Williams (nee How)

Rural Finsbury Park, Frank How

A Highgate Girl of the nineties, Honoria Hetherington

George Shadbolt - Victorian Photographer, Christine Johnston

Upholstery in West Green Road, Grace Lilian Hodge

Hall's Drapery in Stroud Green Road, Jean John

Cakes and pastries in Crouch End [Dunns], George Cremer

Hornsey in Literature - Jane Porter, Malcolm Stokes

Reviews The Companion Guide to Outer London by Simon Jenkins, Joan Schwitzer

The English Terraced House by Stephen Muthesius, Ken Gay

Highgate. Its History since the fifteenth century by John Richards, Ken Gay

Notes & Queries Notes on Contributors, Marjorie Noel Williams (nee How), Frank William How, Jean John, George

Cremer.

The Hornsey Election of 1887, Roy Hidson

The Woodmen of Hornsey, George Halse

Correspondence Hornsey in the 1870s, Rev. Eric Barton


Articles The History of the History of Hornsey, Joan Schwitzer

Who Was Who in Hornsey, 4, Julias Salter Elias, Viscount Southwood, 1873-1946, Malcolm Stokes

Gardner's Highgate, Edward Gardner

Hornsey in the 1870s. An unknown resident looks back, Joan Schwitzer

Priory School and after, Don Wright

Alexandra Palace and Park, Peter Smith

A Wesleyan boyhood c1914, Eric Barton

A little girl's world of the Twenties and Thirties, Vera Howell

Assisting the Police with their enquiries [Hornsey Police Station], Joan Schwitzer and Linda Bailey

Hornsey in Literature, Ruth Rendell, Joan Schwitzer

The Blue Plaque Guide to London by Caroline Dakers, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews Victorian Sculpture by Benedict Read, Joan Schwitzer

Incidents in my own life which have been thought of some importance by David Williams, Joan

Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Behind wire - Alexandra Palace during the 1914-18 war, Roy Hidson

A visit to Alexandra Palace, Emma Dickinson

Further light on the meaning of Crouch End, Joan Schwitzer

Hornsey Row, Roy Hidson

The Hermit of Highgate Hill [William Lichfield], George Halse

Working for a Jobmaster [Parker's motor garage, Archway Road], Phyllis Parry

The Tower of St Mary's Church, H. J. Layton

Notes on new Contributors,

Notes on New Contributors. Peter Smith, Joan Schwitzer, Malcolm Stokes, Eric Barton, Vera Howell


Articles How the Archway Road was built, Arnold Lynch

Hermits and Ministers: Highgate Chapel c1387-1833, Timothy Baker

A View of the first St Mary's, Patrick Conner

Who Was Who in Hornsey 3 Ronald Englefield, schoolmaster and philosopher 1891-1975 Frank Dash

Hornsey in Literature, Arnold Bennett, William Harrison Ainsworth, George Gissing, William

Makepeace Thackeray, Chris Vaughn, Roy Hidson, Ken Gay

Ruth Rogers Essay, Commerce Road around World War I, Albert Smith

Ruth Rogers Essay, Uplands Road: The evolution of a suburban street, Jill Burgess

Ruth Rogers Essay, Summerland Gardens and its panoramic view, Grace Lilian Hodge

Ruth Rogers Essay, A Wartime engineering works: Argyll Motors, Priory Road, Ronald Bond

Ruth Rogers Essay, A Walk along Tottenham Lane c1920, Ernest Greenwood

Ruth Rogers Essay, Weston Park and its little shops c1930, Olive Eggleton

Reviews MacAdam. The MacAdam family and the turnpike roads 1798-1861 by W J Reader, Joan Schwitzer

Industrial Archaeology by Elizabeth Holt and Molly Parham, Editor

Memory Lane: A photographic album of daily life in Britain 1930-1953 Introduced by James

Cameron, Editor

The London Book by Ian Hessenberg editor, Dot Woodrow

Notes & Queries Burfield House, Archway Road, Joan Schwitzer

Miss Lynn's Kindergarten (for infants) Methuen Park, Muswell Hill, Jessie Leigh

The Grove, Muswell Hill, Emma Dickinson

The Queen of Hornsey, George Halse

Notes on New Contributors. Thomas Francis Timothy Baker, Ronald Bond, Jill Burgess, Patrick

Conner, Frank Dash, Olive Eggleton, Ernest Greenwood, Grace Lillian Hodge, Arnold Lynch, Albert

Smith


Articles The education of young children and the role of the Old Schoolhouse, Crouch End, Joan Schwitzer

Youthful memories of a dame school (Holy Innocents Infant's School), Stan Cole

Mrs. Doyle's Diary - Great Grandmother's Journal, 1872, Ken Gay

HHS Essay Competition winner. Growing up in Haringey, Herbert Hawkes

HHS Essay Competition winner. Growing up in Haringey, Arthur Thomas Centa

Down our way - Wightman Road shops between the Wars, Vera Howell

Hornsey in literature, Mollie Hardwick, Roy Hidson

Hornsey in Literature, Ham Muska (Alexandra Palace when King Edward VII was crowned 1902), Roy

Hidson

Hornsey in Literature, Joseph Gwyer (Destruction of Alexandra palace 1873), Stan Cole

Reviews At the mighty organ by Geoffrey Wyatt, Dot Woodrow

The Tidal Thames. The History of a River and its fishes by Alwyne Wheeler, J.P.S

George Thalben-Ball by Jonathan Rennart, M.S.C. Dickenson

Vanishing Street Furniture by Geoffrey Warren, J.P.S

Notes & Queries Advertisment from Kelly's Directory of Hornsey 1894-5, Wyndham College, Tottenham Lane

Stroud Green School, Editor

Who remembers? [S Pulham, Thomas Tilling's 536 bus, 2 Queens Avenue], M.S.C. D.

Memories of Harringay, Editor

Samuel Bond of Bond and White, Joan Schwitzer

William Tegetmeier and bee keeping, J.P.S

A motto for a local history society, J.P.S

The North London Phonographic Institute (Mr Parkyn's School, 80 Burgoyne Road, Harringay), J.P.S

Notes on New Contributors. Arthur Thomas Centa, Stan Cole, Herbert Hawkes


Articles Stilts and Herbert, 54 Wightman Road, Harringay. Local Shops 2, Vera Howell

Hornsey Village Around 1850, Arthur Courtland

Hornsey in Literature - Arnold Bennett, Joan Schwitzer

Hornsey in Literature - Lord Byron, Stan Cole

Hornsey in Literature - Charles Dickens, Roy Hidson

Hornsey County Grammar School 1904-1952, Hilda Butler

Hornsey in Literature - William Blake, Andrew Stern

The day the King's Car Broke Down and other Crouch End Memories, Dorothy May Barron

Buses in the North London Suburbs 1829-79, Dot Woodrow

An Archaeological Find in Highgate. Underground cistern at 97 Southwood Lane, Highgate Phillip

Venning

King's House School near Cranley Gardens, N 10 now Cranley Dene, Rhona Goss-Custard

Reviews Admiring the Edwardians, Ken Gay

The Victoria History of the Counties of England. A History of Middlesex vol. VI, edited by T F T Baker

Ian Murray

Historic Fairground Scenes by Michael Ware, Dot Woodrow

Antique Machines and Curiosities, issued monthly, Dot Woodrow

Fairseat. The story of a house and its occupants by Susan Tydeman, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Editorial

More about the Mohawk Minstrels, Roy Hidson

Fire Insurance and the Booths, Joan Schwitzer

Another Haringey, L H Collins

Recollections of Muswell Hill in the 1890s, J.P.S

100 Years Ago. 59 Park Road, Crouch End, J.P.S

Muswell Hill Road in the 1920s, J.P.S

50 Years Ago, advertisment from Kelly's Directory of Hornsey 1930. The Oak Lounge and Open Air

Café, Muswell Hill

50 Years Ago, advertisment from Kelly's Directory of Hornsey 1930. St Margaret's School for Girls

and Kindergarten

50 Years Ago, advertisment from Kelly's Directory of Hornsey 1930. Claremont School, Highgate

50 Years Ago, advertisment from Kelly's Directory of Hornsey 1930. W.H. Castle & Son, 36 Archway

Road N19

Correspondence Latest issue of the HHS Bulletin, Ronald Bond

Bulletin No. 20 (Dec-79)

Articles Building on sound foundations: the first hundred years of a family firm. A history of Bond and White,

Builders' Merchants, Joan Schwitzer

Reminiscences of South Harringay School (continued), Vera Howell

The Swinsteads and Hornsey School of Art, Swinstead Family

Vanishing Victorian Houses in Crouch End, Napier Villas, Bridget Cherry

Reviews Yesteryears - School, Work and Leisure remembered by Highgate Residents by Sylvia Bond, Winifred

Bailey

Growing up in a London Village - Family Life between the Wars by Phyllis Willmott, Sylvia Bond

The Volunteer Force. A social and political history 1859-1908 by Hugh Cunningham J.P.S

Gerard Manley Hopkins by Paddy Kitchen, J.P.S

London Statues by Godfrey Thompson D Woodrow

Notes & Queries The Mohawk Minstrels, J.P.S

Footnote to A half century of Transport in Hornsey, J.P.S

Crouch End High School and College [ advertisment], Editor

Southwood (Campbell Collection picture), Editor

Bulletin No. 19 (Jun-79)

Articles Reminiscences of South Harringay School, Vera Howell

Some Victorian business men and their residence: Winchester Hall, Highgate. Lost Houses of

Hornsey – 8, Joan Schwitzer

A half century of Transport in Hornsey (1928-1978), John Barrie and D Woodrow

Reviews Historical Needlework by Margaret Swain, D Woodrow

The public school phenomenon 597-1977 by Jonathon Gathorne Hardy, Joan Schwitzer

Tom Brown's Universe. The development of the public school in the nineteenth century by J.R. de S.

Honey, Joan Schwitzer

Waxwork by Peter Lovesey, D Woodrow

Notes & Queries A Hornsey Trade Token, Editor

St Mary's Junior School, Hornsey High Street, J.P.S

Mr Parkyn's School, Harringay - a commercial school of the 1890s, J.P.S

100 Years Ago - The Village School in Hornsey Reginald Aldir

50 Years Ago - Home Purchase in Muswell Hill, J.P.S.

London Transport Farewell Tour of 1938 Tube Stock on the Northern Line, D Woodrow

Notes on New Contributors, Geoffrey E. Baddeley, John Barrie, Vera Howell


Articles Grandfather's House - a memory for the record (104 Park Road), Eric Barton

Middlesex Section of the Greater London Record Office. - Sources for the Local Historian, No. 2,

Richard Samways

Percival's Stores, 183 Archway Road, Highgate. - Local Shops No. 1, Betty Hitchman

Help – Fire, Dot Woodrow

Muddied Oafs (Football) Reginald Aldir

Family Life in Victorian Times, Ronald Bond

Reviews Early Transport in Haringey - review of lecture by Ian Murray, Dot Woodrow

Urban education in the Nineteenth Century, Joan Schwitzer

The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England by David M Wilson, Joan Schwitzer

The Victorian family. Structure and Stresses by Anthony Wohl, Joan Schwitzer

Directory of British Photographic Collections by John Wall, Joan Schwitzer

Victorian and Edwardian Railways from Old Photographs by Geoffery Spence, Dot Woodrow

The Connoisseur's Handbook of Antique Collecting by The Connoisseur Press, Dot Woodrow

Notes & Queries A Backward Look at Local Transport letters from H.L Manchip, William Glatzel, Felix Aprahamian and

J.R. Fowler, Joan Schwitzer

The Making of Minerals, Vera Holmes

Two Reservoirs, Reginald Aldir

Dick Whittington remembered, D Woodrow

The Name of Hornsey and Haringey - Further evidence of a variation, J.P.S

Conservation Report - Lauderdale House, J.P.S

The Musical Associations of Muswell Hill, J.P.S

Conservation report - Old Crouch Hill Dairy, F.J.M

Other Editorial, Editor

Institutional members of the Hornsey Historical Society, Editor

Advert for R.W. Pettengell, plumber and Arthur S. Pullen, surveyor, from estate agents map of 1902,

anon

Advertisment for the Ruby Cycle and Motor Works (C.P. Spencer), 47 Park Road, from an estate

agents map 1902, anon

Notes on new Contributors Fredrick J Mitchell, ARCA; Eric Barton; Ronald Francis Bond; Betty Hitchman; Vera Holmes; Richard

Samways, Editor


Articles Further Victorian and Other Recollections, Edwin Monk

Who Was Who in Hornsey 2 W.B. Tegetmeier 1816 – 1912, Joan Schwitzer

Early Steam Carriages in North London, D Woodrow

Obituary Miss Madeleine Ruth Rogers, J.P.S

Reviews I Gate Crashed by Charles Landstone, Ken Gay

Discover Unexpected London by Andrew Lawson, J.P.S

Teaching Local History by W B Stephens, J.P.S

Discovering Country Walks in North London by M Ludlow, Editor

Tom More the Irish Poet by Terence deVere White, J.P.S

Notes & Queries William Wright and his Mother, Editor

75 Years ago- Hornsey Journal 17 Jan 1903, Editor

A Footnote to Mr Monk's Recollections - late 1880s in Harringay, Editor

Marie Spartali, Editor

John Foster, Editor

Southwood Hall School recalled by Edwin Monk, Editor

The Highgate soda water site, Editor

James Baker, Editor

Conservation - 1 Avenue Road, Crouch End, Bridget Cherry

Conservation - United Reformed Church, Muswell Hill, Bridget Cherry

News of Members, Editor

Conservation, Avenue Road, Bridget Cherry

Conservation, Archway Balustrade, Bridget Cherry

Bulletin No. 16 (Mar-78)

Articles Big House into High Street Shops. Lost Houses of Hornsey - 7 - The White Lion, Highgate, Joan

Schwitzer

Reminiscences of Stroud Green School 3,

Stroud Green School, Editor

Reviews The Great Northern Suburban by John Young, D Woodrow

Wildlife in Alexandra Park by Neil Bowman, D Woodrow

The Changing Face of Newington Green by Karin Janzon and Anne Johnson, Reginald Aldir

Memories of Old Highgate by W.A. Imber J.P.S

Notes & Queries The remains of the Victorian soda water factory in Highgate, Editor

HHS registered charity No 274424, Editor

Who Was Who in Hornsey, Editor

Edwin Monk's Memories of Hornsey Editor

Conservation, 118 Crouch Hill, Bridget Cherry

Conservation, Archway, Bridget Cherry

Activities, Editor


Correspondence Naming of roads between Green Lanes and Wightman Road Olive Colbrook

Hornsey Records, Joan Schwitzer


Articles The Building of Stroud Green School, Bridget Cherry

Reminiscences of Stroud Green School 1, Norah Bell

Reminiscences of Stroud Green School 2, Reginald Aldir

Who Was Who in Hornsey 1 Charles Knight 1791 – 1873, Joan Schwitzer

Central Hornsey Walk, Reginald Aldir

Reviews Save the City, a conservation study of the City of London by SPAB Georgian Group, Victorian Society,

M.R. Rogers

Change and decay: The Future of our Churches and Chapel and Churches: Who cares? By Marcus

Binney and Peter Burman

Redundant Churches in Essex, by the County Planner, Ken Gay

Notes & Queries Conservation - suggestions and United Reform Church Muswell Hill, Bridget Cherry

Conservation Walk, M.R. Rogers

Soda Water Factory, Editor



Articles Victorian Schooling: The recollections of Edwin Monk, Joan Schwitzer

Sources for the Local Historian No 1 Bruce Castle Museum, Ian Murray

A Tour round Muswell Hill and Fortis Green, Reginald Smith

Fortis Green (from the Ordnance Survey Map of 1864), Joan Schwitzer

Hall, Wall and All (Sorts) [Stroud Green], Reginald Aldir

The Growth of Victorian London by Donald Olsen, Bridget Cherry

The Future of the Past: Attitudes to Conservation and Seven Victorian Architects by Jane Fawcett,

Bridget Cherry

Reviews The Big Tube: A short history of London's Great Northern and City Railway by J Graeme Bruce George

Ottley

The Hertford loop: The first hundred years of a local railway by Peter Hodge, George Ottley

Victorian and Edwardian Middlesex in Old Photographs by Ian Murray, Winifred Bailey

The Blue Plaque Guide to London Homes by Martin Hall, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Southwood Hall, School for Girls, and Sussex House, Highgate

Rev. Richard Harvey: Rector of St Mary's, Hornsey, J.P.S

Industrial Archaeology - A chance remark [Burghley Road Pumping Station], Cecil Harris

W.B. Tegetmeier and the proposed Plaque refused by the GLC, Editor

Publications, Editor

Activities, Editor


Correspondence Whereabouts of Hampstead and Highgate Express and Tegetmeier's book, Joan Schwitzer


Articles Conservation News, Bridget Cherry

Off the Rails - saving railway architecture, Bridget Cherry

Southwood Hall. School for daughters of Gentlemen, Muswell Hill Road, 1905-1930, Sylvia Bond

Coronations and Jubilees, Reginald Aldir

Highgate Primary School, North Hill, Highgate, Ruby Jobson

Lost Houses of Hornsey - 6 - Colethall House, Fortis Green, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries New Members, Death, Stationery and Accessions to HHS archives, Editor

The production of the Bulletin, Editor

Schools; recent research & Memories of Hornsey, Editor

Reviews Dick Whittington Lecture & Alexandra Palace Exhibition, Editor

Correspondence The 1879 Story, Reginald Aldir

Southwood estate, Reginald Smith


Articles Before Urbanisation: Glimpses of Muswell Hill and Highate 1 The Thoughts of Chairman Cachemaille,

Joan Schwitzer

Before Urbanisation: Glimpses of Muswell Hill and Highate 2 Around Highgate Station - How it used

to look, Joan Schwitzer

The Site of Southwood Park, R.B.Pugh

Notes & Queries Editorial; New Members, Birth, Death, Christmas cards, Centenaries

History of Hornsey, Editor

Tegetmeier's House, Editor

Reviews Exhibition of Jewellery through 7,000 years, Editor

Vanishing Victoriana by Lucinda Lambton, J.P.S

Correspondence Harringay House, Edwin Monk

Bulletin No.11 (Jun-76)

Articles Conservation News - United Reformed Church, Muswell Hill, Bridget Cherry

Excursion to Ely and Anglesey Abbey, Bridget Cherry

Harringay House - Further descriptions, J.P.S

Lost Houses of Hornsey - 5 - Campsbourne Lodge, Hornsey, Joan Schwitzer

Two Summer Reflectons of Victorian Youth - 1 Where the children played a century ago, and A

school treat - 2 Alexandra Park before the Palace was built, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries News, New members and film of Hampstead Garden Suburb, Editor

Highgate Cemetery, Tegetmeier's House and New Gallery, Hornsey Library Editor

Reviews Harrap's Guide to famous London graves by Conrad Bailey, Joan Schwitzer

Victorian London by Priscilla Metcalfe, Joan Schwitzer

Bulletin No.10 (Mar-76)

Articles The Urban Development of Hornsey, Appendix III, IV & V, and Bibliography, Alan Aris

The 1879 Story, part 2, Reginald Aldir

Co-operative Research Group, Joan Schwitzer

Reviews Hampstead Garden Suburb Exhibition, October 1975, Mimi Reynolds

Clay Pipes for the Archaeologist by Adrian Oswald, Joan Schwitzer

The Local Historian's Encyclopaedia by John Richardson, Ian Murray

Bulletin No.9 (Dec-75)

Articles The Urban Development of Hornsey, Conclusions, some observations and Appendix I and II, Alan Aris

The Birth of a Library Service, Reginald Smith

Lost Houses of Hornsey - 4 - Crouch Hall, Joan Schwitzer

The Local Rags, Reginald Aldir

Investigating the History of your House, Street or Neighbourhood, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries HHS News, Editor

Our Cover Picture - Hornsey Wood House, Editor

Reviews London: A Consise History by Geoffrey Trease, Joan Schwitzer

Class and Religion in the Late Victorian City by Hugh McLeod, Joan Schwitzer

Alexandra Palace and Park: A History by Ron Carrington, Joan Schwitzer

Transport organisation in a great City. The case of London by Michael Collins and Timothy Pharoah,

Joan Schwitzer

Victorian Pubs by Mark Girouard, R.C. Morris

Bulletin No.8 (Sep-75)

Articles The Urban development of Hornsey, Harringay Park House and Estate, Social Aspests and the

Schools controversy, Alan Aris

Lost Houses of Hornsey - 3 - The Grove, Muswell Hill, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Extracts of two maps showing Harringay House, J.P.S

Society Committee and News, Editor

Reviews The Echoing Green, Memories of Regency and Victorian Youth, J.P.S

Psychiatry for the Poor. 1851 Colney Hatch Asylum- Friern Hospital 1973 by Richard Hunter and Ida

Macalpine, J.P.S

The Picture Researcher's Handbook by Hilary and Mary Evans and Andra Nelki, J.P.S

A Guide to British Topographical Collections by M.W. Barley, Bridget Cherry

Bulletin No.7 (Jun-75)

Articles The Urban Development of Hornsey, Harringay Park House and Estate - Development and Social

Aspects and the Schools controversy, Alan Aris7

The 1879 Story, Reginald Aldir

Conservation News, Bridget Cherry

Notes & Queries Note on Extract from sketch map of Harringay House, J.P.S

Society news, Editor

Reviews Saturday Afternoon Walk round Highgate, Joan Schwitzer

Visit to Hertfordshire, Bridget Cherry

Cruel Habitations: A history of working-class housing 1780-1918 by Enid Gauldie, anon

Five Per Cent Philanthropy by J.N.Tarn, anon

Correspondence Issue No 6 of the Bulletin, Reginald Smith

Bulletin No.6 (Mar-75) Articles

Where did they go to school? Joan Schwitzer

The Urban Development of Hornsey, Harringay Park House and Estate - Development, Public Utilities

and Transport - Social Aspects & the Schools controversy, Alan Aris

Lost Houses of Hornsey - 2 - Southwood Hall, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries The National Portraits Survey, anon

Future meetings, Herbert Robins

New Members and personal news, Herbert Robins

Reviews Engraved in Brass – exhibition, anon

A History of London Transport Passenger Travel and the development of the Metropolis, Vol ii, The

Twentieth Century by T.C. Barker and Michael Robbins, Joan Schwitzer

London: 2,000 years of a city and its people by Felix Barker and Peter Jackson, Joan Schwitzer

Hampstead and Highgate in Old Photographs by Christina Gee, Joan Schwitzer

Camden History Review No 2


Article Editorial, Ian Murray

The Urban Development of Hornsey, Harringay Park House and Estate, Development of the Estate,

Alan Aris

Lost Houses of Hornsey - I - Topsfield Hall, Joan Schwitzer


Listed Buildings in Hornsey 1974, anon

A Walk around Fortis Green and Muswell Hill, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries New Members, Marriage and Death, Ian Murray

Reviews The Englishman's Castle, G Williams

Perspectives in English Urban History edited by Alan Everett, Joan Schwitzer

Bulletin No. 4 (Sep 74)

Articles Editorial, Ian Murray

The Urban Development of Hornsey. Harringay Park House and Estate, description and history, Alan

Aris

The LAMAS Register of Research, Joan Schwitzer

Notes & Queries Bruce Castle, The Englishman's Castle, anon

Reviews Islington by Charles Harris, J.P.S

Hampstead. Building a Borough 1650-1964, J.P.S


Articles The Urban Development of Hornsey, Hornsey - The years of Transformation 1865- 1900;

Background; Population and Transport; Health; Local Government; Development and Social aspects,

Alan Aris

London in the 'Nineties, H.C. Pettet

Notes & Queries North London Film Theatre, anon

Reviews Local Sources and the History of Education edited by T.G. Cook, J.P.S

Collecting and Valuing Old Photographs by Peter Castle, J.P.S

Victorian Candid Camera. Paul Martin 1864-1944 by Bill Jay, J.P.S

London 1851. The Year of the Great Exhibition by Eric de Maré, J.P.S

Correspondence Conservation Areas in Hornsey, Joan Schwitzer


Articles The Urban Development of Hornsey. General background in the Victorian era, Alan Aris


Reviews A Country Camera 1844-1914 by Gordon Winter, J.P.S

Victorian and Edwardian Essex from Old Photographs with introduction by Stan Jarvis, J.P.S

Life in Victorian London by L.C.B. Seaman, J.P.S

Camden History Society's Street History Group edited by Christopher Wade, J.P.S

London: Cities of London and Westminster by Bridget Cherry, R.R.

The London Building World of the Eighteen Sixties by John Summerson, Bridget Cherry

The Decorative Tradition by Julian Barnard, Bridget Cherry


Articles Highgate Common and the Development of the Archway Road Community, Joan Schwitzer

The Annual Local History Conference organised by the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society

at the Guildhall, Sat 17 Nov. 1973, J.P.S

Notes & Queries Society News

Reviews The Victorian City by H.J. Dyos and Michael Wolff, J.P.S

Exhibition "Hornsey In Wartime", anon

Documents

The Hornsey Historical Society Bulletin Catalogue … · Pictures from the Palace ... The tragic death of Colonel Joseph Seldon, ... The North Middlesex Photographic Society Collection