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Photos with tag: East Finchley

Bald Faced Stag public house 1900

Looking north towards the Congregational church. The present Baldfaced Stag was built in 1880

High Road 1930

Viewed from the Bald Faced Stag looking south towards the station. Phoenix Cinema as The Coliseum Cinema (1924-36) is on the left

High Road 1900

Looking down towards the railway station (Stag Hill), before the development of the Fairlawn estate, left, into shops and houses in 1913

High Road 1900

Looking up Stag Hill from East Finchley Station, on the left is Joslin, better known as monumental masons but they branched out into the estate agent business

High Road 1900

Seen after 1905 and the establishment of the tram route to Whetstone. The right hand side of this view is recognisable today, the left hand side, including the Congregational Church, was redeveloped into Viceroy Parade in the early 1960s

High Road 1900

Seen from the junction of Chapel Street, now gone. Kitchener Road on right hand side. The shops beyond Kitchener Road were built in 1903, but the tram line opened in 1905, is yet to be built

High Road 1900

This view looking down towards East Finchley station was taken before the introduction of trams in 1905

High Road 1910

Junction of Huntingdon Road on left Moss Israel green grocer shop

Market Place 1900

Nothing of this view is left. Dowlen the post office is now a childrenÕs playground. The entrance of the walks in front left. All was redeveloped in the 1950s and 1960s

The George public house 1860

This sadly very deteriated photograph shows The George when it was part of the regular pig market, the name of the adjacent road ÒProspect PlaceÓ suggest the location where the pigs were viewed before auction

Huntingdon Road 1900

Huntingdon Road is one of the roads known locally as the County Roads. It was laid out as part of the Park Hall Estate in 1881

King John Cottages 1900

King JohnÕs Cottages were a collection of early 19th century tenements for farm workers, they were demolished in the early 20th century