Nothing of this view is left. Dowlen the post office is now a children's playground. The entrance of the walks in front left. All was redeveloped in the 1950s and 1960s
Looking down towards the railway station (Stag Hill), before the development of the Fairlawn estate, left, into shops and houses in 1913
Kitchener Road is on the right. The shops beyond Kitchener Road were built in 1903
Looking across from Fortis Green Road. The Baldfaced Stag was rebuilt in 1880 and the shop adjacent is dated 1907.
The Baldfaced Stag was rebuilt in 1880 and the shop adjacent is dated 1907. Fairlawn House, left and redeveloped in 1913, still has its gounds.
Grove Parade in view with Squires lane junction of Finchley County Grammar school in distance, note the developer board, Isaac Rich advertising houses for sale in Clifton Road
The second White Lion public house is on left and the original railway bridge (replaced in 1939)
Looking down towards the railway station sometime before the building of the trams in 1905
Looking north towards the Congregational church. The present Baldfaced Stag was built in 1880
