This Splendid photograph shows Summerhill Road in 1914 - Photo Courtesy Kim Noden Harmel
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This Splendid photograph shows Summerhill Road in 1914 - Photo Courtesy Kim Noden Harmel |
| ABOUT | A
website dedicated to the history of Summerhill Road Tottenham that
includes memories and photographs from residents both past and present. The website has since developed into a Local History for Tottenham in general and includes many fascinating history snippets and further historic photographs and social history from Tottenham's past. |
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ADVERTISEMENT HACKNEY & KINGSLAND
GAZETTE - MAY 1890 |
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following advertisement was published in the Hackney and Kingsland
Gazette in May 1890 for a property at Shakespeare Villas. Tottenham. I
think you will agree that both the description of the general area and
details of the property itself would satisfy the most exacting scrutiny
by any estate agents operating today.
Alan Swain - May 2021 |
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CASTLE MUSEUM - RAY SWAIN MEMORIAL BENCH Dedicated to Ray Swain by the Friends of Bruce Castle - November 2021 |
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To all of our readers KEEP SAFE !Hopefully most of you will by now have received at least one shot of the Covid vaccine. Thankfully we are now back to some sence of normality. Be sure to book for your 'Booster' jabs when appropriate. SITE LAST UPDATED - 20th September 2022 - See 'WHAT'S NEW' Section CONTACT INFORMATION Our email address is now alanswain17@virginmedia.com In the unlikely event you should experience difficulties with our new address you can try sending your message to my alternative email address that I shall be monitoring periodically. alanswain1@hotmail.co.uk |
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Do check the 'What's New' page periodically to look for updates NEW: Alfred H Coleman- Asst Secretary Spurs (1909 1926) - By Richard Derrick Samuel (Sammy) Goldstein -Holocaust Survivor- West Green Road - Rob Franciosi STILL UNDER FINAL DEVELOPMENT The Swinging 60s- The Swan Tottenham - By John Maskell OBITUARY: Brian Clifford - A celebrated son of Tottenham **************************************************** From Normandy to The Elbe - WW2 Memories - John W.C Robinson Eagle House School Tottenham Green - Stitching the World Tottenham Royal (Updated) Plus Memories - David Clinch Local History Reference book - 'Loving Lebus' - By Paul Collier Local History Reference Book - Old Cafes of Tottenham - By Norrie Doyle ***************************************************************** Doug Bruton - WW2 Hero - Wartime Experiences Old Pubs of Tottenham - New 'SUB MENU' and Photo Collections Dicky Bird's Ice-Cream Shop - Tottenham High Road Additions to famous Sons and Daughters - Tottenham *************************************************** Tottenham Grammar School - Booklet 1931 In Memorium - Obituary - Brenda Stanford (nee Woodward) Horseshoe Coaches - Tottenham - Books and Publications Commemorative Plaque- William Thomas Reed Atkinson -Violin Maker **************************************************** Peter Brown - Handwritten and Illustrated Local history booklets - Tottenham Old maps of Tottenham -Page updated with some new Maps In Memorium -Obituary Stewart Green ( J.E. Green Builders - West Green Road) Auger Fishing Tackle - A History Harringay Arena and Stadium - A History Ralph Barwick - Korean War Hero Reminiscences Phillips family - Includes Cholera Outbreak London 1866 New Local History Books Harby's Greengrocers - Summerhill Road A Tottenham Childhood - Barbara Phillips House Detective- Summerhill Road
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OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS |
Tottenham Carnival Photographs 1972 & 1976 - Ken Haynes Seven Sisters School - May Queen Ceremony - Updated Street Parties .V.E Day and Coronation - Updated Arthur J Meadows - Victorian Artist - Former resident Summerhill Road
Talbot Baines Reed - Victorian Author of Boy's Books Henry Hunnings - Inventor and Photographer A child of The Blitz- - WW2 Memories Jim Hepting Tottenham Grammar School - Annual Commemoration Ceremony Origin of the name of Tottenham -Local History
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Here is a useful SUB-MENU that will
direct you to the website pages that feature all of the favourite locations,
methods of transport and places of work and entertainment in Tottenham from
past times. In addition there is a link to our popular
TOTTENHAM HISTORY
SNIPPETS page that contains many fascinating articles on Tottenham and its Local
History. FOR THE MAIN MENU PLEASE USE THE 'ENTER' BUTTON BELOW |
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INVITATION TO 'DAILY LOCAL HISTORY POSTS' During these difficult times Deborah Hedgecock and the staff at Bruce Castle Museum are circulating daily articles that focus on many different aspects of our Local History. THESE POSTS HAVE CONTINUED FOR NEARLY 10 MONTHS AND THE MUSEUM STAFF HAVE WORKED TREMENDOUSLY HARD TO KEEP US INFORMED These are really fascinating and informative and we would encourage you to visit their website:
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BRUCE CASTLE MUSEUM ; SEE 'FRIENDS OF BRUCE CASTLE MUSEUM' FOR FORTHCOMING EVENTS AND FOR THE CURRENT STATUS WHILE THEIR SCHEDULED PROGRAMMES HAVE BEEN CANCELLED OR POSTPONED. CONSULT THE REFERENCE BOOKS SECTION FOR INFORMATION ON THE WIDE VARIETY OF PUBLICATIONS ON TOTTENHAM AVAILABLE FROM THE MUSEUM OR LOCAL BOOKSHOPS |
 WEST GREEN MEMORIAL  |
WW1 - WEST GREEN MEMORIAL - UPDATE OCTOBER 2021 |
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************************************************************ Following our first post-covid ceremony last November, we expect to hold another service at the Memorial in November 2022. We are awaiting for Cllr Barbara Blake and The Friends of Downhills Park to announce the date in the near future. SUNDAY 14th NOVEMBER 2022 at 2.00pm (Provisional date at present) The ceremony will be opened by Cllr Barbara Blake, on behalf of Haringey Council, together with contributions from other invited guests. We have also turned to social media and open invitations for the public to attend have been posted in four of the main Local History pages on Facebook. We encourage everyone to attend when once again we can honour the brave men of West Green Thank you for your support - Alan Swain NOTE: The 2021 Ceremony went ahead very well and was well attended  |
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