Entrance on High Road AndrewÕs Chemist on right
Seen here from the East Finchley End of the Road before the extention of the Hampstead Garden Suburb and other developments of the 1930s
Entrance on High Road East Finchley. Hampstead Garden Suburb Estate office is on the left
East End Road end with Holy Trinity churchyard on right
East Finchley Baptists first chapel was in Hertford Road and moved to this location in 1902. It is now flats.
These ancient woods are remnants of the great Finchley Wood most of which was cleared in the first half of the 17th century
Coldfall Woods on left and right taken close to where Ringwood Avenue is today. The road was laid out in 1901 and named after Mandell Creighton who died in January of the same year
Seen from the junction of Brackenbury Road, Park Farm on left
Taken close to what is now the junction of Abbotts Gardens looking towards the Causeway roughly at 190 East End Road
The Railway Cottages existed at the corner of the Causeway long before the construction of the railway itself. They were demolished in the 1960s
The houses beyond this junction Stanley Road were demolished in the 1970s.
This ÒTin TabernacleÓ is still at 214 East End Road, shortly before railway bridge. It was originally opened by Primitive Methodists in 1872, but have been used by various other congregations since the 1900s.
