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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We have recently received from Scott Robertson, on behalf of the former neighbours of my late brother in Summerhill Road, a number of lovely photographs that show the small commemorative garden that has been adopted at the foot of Summerhill Road in memory of Ray Swain who died in Sept 2018. The floral display is wonderful but in particular we are so pleased to see the abundance of poppies.  A relatively large number of special poppy seed packs were handed out at Ray's funeral reception which symbolised his long serving commitment to War Memorials throughout Tottenham and it is wonderful to see them flourish as a testament to the extensive work he conducted over many years. Alan Swain - July 2019 |
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To all of our readers KEEP SAFE !SITE LAST UPDATED - 7th January 2021 - 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: Harby's Greengrocers - Summerhill Road A Tottenham Childhood - Barbara Phillips House Detective- Summerhill Road Memories of John Dickinson -Ken Clarke Totteham and District Gas Company - Terry Nunn Tottenham Carnival Photographs 1972 & 1976 - Ken Haynes Seven Sisters School - May Queen Ceremony - Updated Updates to the Pubs of Tottenham Street Parties .V.E Day and Coronation - Updated Arthur J Meadows - Victorian Artist - Former resident Summerhill Road E C Ambridge Ironmongers - Tottenham High Road Watercolour World - Water Colour paintings in Bruce Castle Museum collection. School Photographs from the 1930's - Earlsmead School Tottenham Hotspur Experience - Tour of New Stadium
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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 Arthur B Purvis - Tottenham Man - WW2 Chief of Supply Origin of the name of Tottenham -Local History 'THE FINALE' -Farewell to Spurs Historic Stadium |
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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 circulationg 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 NOVEMBER 2020 |
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************************************************************ Sadly, due to the Covid 19 Restrictions, there was no formal Remembrance Day ceremony held at the memorial in 2020, although we have subsequently heard that a few people had gathered there to lay wreaths. It is hoped that a commemoration sevice will be held again in 2021, when once again we can honour the brave men of West Green Thank you for your support - Alan Swain |
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