Rundell Crescent is a typical interwar development and is part of the Neeld Estate
Part of the Convent of St Josephs the school was founded by French nuns
A view from number 16 Selvage Lane looking towards Apex Corner
Sevington Road, part of the Neeld Estate was laid out just before World War One. The houses on the right were the first to be built
Founded in 1933 it is now Edgware Adath Yisroel synagogue
Here looking towards Edgware High Street the tube station is on the right
Station Road was originally called Burroughs Lane but was renamed after 1868. In this picture the road on the Right is Edgeworth Crescent
Stonegrove Park (7 acres) was opened by Hendon Borough in May 1934
In 1921 Hendon Council purchased 16 acres for a park, which opened in 1922, and in 1929 it was enlarged when further land was acquired
Seen in 1934
