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	Hornsey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hornsey is a place in London, England in the London Borough of Haringey.
		Hornsey lent its name to a district council, covering a wider area than the "village" of Hornsey itself, until the creation of the London Borough of Haringey.
		It should not be confused with the Yorkshire town of
	en2.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hornsey

	GENUKI: Hornsey History
		HORNSEY, a parish and suburban district of London, in the Finsbury division of the hundred of Ossulstone, county Middlesex, 5 miles N. by W. of St. Paul's, London.
		It contains, besides the village of Hornsey, lying on the New River, the populous hamlets of Muswell Hill and Fortis Green to the N., Crouch End and Stroud Green to the S., and part of Highgate, which last now forms a distinct chapelry.
		At the foot of this hill is the residence of the poet Moore, who here penned the greater part of his "Lalla Rookh," and whose daughter Barbara is buried in the churchyard at Hornsey.
	homepages.gold.ac.uk /genuki/MDX/Hornsey/HornseyHistory.html

	Railway Heritage Register Carriage Survey Project
		Railway Carriages represent an important aspect of the history of our country and this project will allow them to take their rightful place within our industrial and transport heritage.
		The ease and flexibility of searching a computer database greatly assists study of all aspects of the contribution of extant railway carriages to our industrial and social history.
		East Anglian Railway Museum, the Midland Railway Trust Limited, the Scottish Railway Preservation Society, the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and the Vintage Carriages Trust, in partnership with the
	www.vintagecarriagestrust.org /se/search.asp

	The Bunker: the online diary of Sand magazine
		We decided this could be the case in all major railway stations throughout the world.
		Met him on Central Station in Newcastle once, he was waiting for a poet to get off a train and so was I. We laughed about it.
		Man Utd are playing Charlton today, the London Irish are gathering in the Hornsey Wood Tavern in their replica shirts.
	www.sandwriting.co.uk /blog/archives/00000005.html

	CATALOGUE OF LOTS 1 TO 550
		95* �� A LNER (GNR pattern) 3-aspect fogging HANDLAMP, brass-plated �London and North Eastern Railway EAST RUDHAM M and GN� and �No. 23 GATES�.
		Railway Signal Engineers London Chippenham and Calcutta� (with an oval illustration of a railway scene).
		This railway company was re-incorporated from the Shrewsbury and Stafford Railway in 1854.
	www.ydna.co.uk /sheffrail/jun03/cat.htm

	Great Northern Railway Telephone Directory, 1916
		[ Ferme Park is between Harringay and Hornsey Stations - Sam ]
		The Great Northern Railway's domain started at King Cross Station in London and extended up the present East Coast Main Line to Doncaster.
		Stations connected direct to the Trunk Line should proceed in accordance with instructions on page 19.
	www.samhallas.co.uk /railway/gnr_directory.htm

	British Railway Journal
		Abbey Station of the Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway.
		The short article also notes Budden's contribution to the photography of moving trains and the significance of T.F. Budden and R. Bucknall's Railway Memories (1947): Ottley 7866 which cites the authors in the reverse order and notes that 204 of Budden's photographs were included in the book published by the Authors.
		Railway and Travel Monthly, 1910, 1, 40-9; The new works of the London and South Western Railway at Eastleigh.
	www.steamindex.com /magrack/brj.htm

	Railway Auction & Railwayana Auctions, totem, nameplate, whistle, enamel sign
		Totem BR(M) NOTTINGHAM MIDLAND, F/F. Ex Midland Railway station in the heart of the East Midlands.
		Railway Auction & Railwayana Auctions, totem, nameplate, whistle, enamel sign
		Believed to have had only 4 totems on the station, this is easily the rarest of all Bristol area totems (although a Temple Meads totem, not the roundel, has yet to surface) Never at major auction before, it has deep colour and shine, a couple of chips not affecting the letters.
	www.gwra.co.uk /railwayanaMay04real.htm

	Omega Lettings - Letting and Rental Agents London N20 - Selection of property
		Nearest Railway station is Oakleigh Park or New Barnet.
		The nearest Railway Stations are Oakleigh Park or New Southgate
		Situated close to Woodside Park Tube Station (Northern Line) and North Finchleys multiple shopping facilities.
	www.findaproperty.co.uk /cgi-bin/agent.pl?agentid=1624&opt=list&salerent=1

	London Bloggers
		The following stations are located within a mile of Hornsey:
		If this is your nearest station, then click the button below.
		At present, not all stations have been geo-coded.
	www.iamcal.com /misc/londonbloggers/station.php?id=362

	Railway Collectors' Journal reporting Railwayana Auctions
		388 London and North Western Railway pattern station wall lamp-case from Whaley Bridge �70
		324 Barry Railway small cast-iron Tenancy plate lettered "Barry Railway Tenancy No. 862".
		204 Southern Railway guards Swiss made pocket watch.
	www.prorail.co.uk /auctions/sra/sra0303a.htm

	List of London railway stations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of mainline railway stations in London, excluding
		Hoe Street, Walthamstow (Renamed Walthamstow Central when Victoria Line terminus opened at same place.)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_London_railway_stations

	Backtrack Volume 9
		The Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway (Act of 23 July 1858) was the first Thames railway crossing: Grosvenor Bridge was opened on 1 October 1860.
		Railways were built to local measurements: in Spain the gauge was 6 Castillian feet.
		Neither is it free from innuendoes of guilt by association (the railway companies were capitalist, capitalism is inefficient and socially bad, therefore the railways were bad), supported by quotations that had been wrenched sufficiently out of context to bring a blush to the cheek of a Barbary Corsair.
	www.steamindex.com /backtrak/bt9.htm

	Hassrale Trips : Hornsey 2
		To get home you can return down Tottenham Lane to Hornsey railway station which will take you back to King's X (trains at 21:38, 21:49, 22:02, 22:29) or keep on back to Turnpike Lane tube station (another 5 mins walk).
		Keeping on down Turnpike Lane into Hornsey High St (crossing under the railway bridge we find on our right.
		We last did a Hornsey trip way back in 1989 but as it was poorly attended it was thought worthwhile a re-run (though a much curtailed trip from the original!).
	www.edmund1.demon.co.uk /hornsey2.html

	Title
		Said to have been first built in 1865 to cater for Hornsey railway station and so entirely appropriate for this trip.
		I would now attempt to continue down Tottenham Lane to Hornsey Station for the return to town.
		The trip starts with the rail journey from Moorgate to Hornsey.
	www.edmund1.demon.co.uk /hornsey89.html

	CATALOGUE OF LOTS 1 TO 550
		The Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Company was reincorporated from the Shrewsbury and Stafford Railway to operate the railway from Shrewsbury to Stafford.
		A large ashtray displaying in the centre �Scafell Pike 2300 H.P. Diesel Electric Locomotive Built At Derby Works British Railways�; a nibbles dish �British Railways BoBo Electric Locomotive� (picture of 26020, see Lot 112); a nibbles dish �Rocket�.
		109* �� A Taff Vale Railway policeman�s decorated TRUNCHEON.
	www.ydna.co.uk /sheffrail/mar03/cat.htm

	Postcards
		The R101 Airship over Alexandra Palace (full colour) Reproduced from an original painting by Stan Puddifoot with an account of this historic event.
		Hornsey Church Tower – a set of five notelets printed in black on cream from a sketch by Peter Garland.
	www.hornseyhistorical.org.uk /postcard.htm

	Come to Crouch End to visit Toughside, near Finsbury Park and Alexandra Palace
		Our nearest overland railway station is Hornsey (West Anglia and Gt.
		The nearest underground station is Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria lines).
		On exiting the station turn left up Tottenham Lane.
	www.toughside.com /contact-location.php

	pubs near Hornsey train station # pubs and bars - beerintheevening.com
		found 2497 pubs within 10 miles of Hornsey train station.
		You searched for pubs near Hornsey train station
		Address: 62 High Street, Hornsey, London, N8 7NX
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/results.shtml/tr/786

	Railway Station database
		0274 - South Tynedale Railway Sales Ltd, Railway Station, Alston, Cumbria CA9 3JB
		027301 : North Yorkshire Railway Stations [N.Ellis] (1995) 1 8720 7463 4
		024301 : Bodmin & Wenford Railway Visitor's Guide 4th Ed.
	www.mulehouse.demon.co.uk /stations/books/books3.htm

	Clissold Swimming Club : Park Road Hornsey location map
		Clissold Swimming Club : Park Road Hornsey location map
		The club has received financial support from Stoke Newington First that has helped the club to purchase equipment for the swimmers.
	www.clissoldswimmingclub.org.uk /parkroadmaps

	Victorian London - Entertainment and Recreation - Parks, Commons and Heaths - Finsbury Park
		Finsbury Park, an open space of about 120 acres, has been recently formed from the old grounds of Hornsey Wood House.
		FINSBURY PARK consists of about 120 acres, which once formed the site and grounds of Hornsey Wood House.
		The park is tastefully laid out in walks, drives, recreation ground, lake, andc.; the New River runs through one corner.
	www.victorianlondon.org /entertainment/finsburypark.htm

	Stoke Newington: Introduction British History Online
		There was controversy over boundaries between Stoke Newington and Brownswood in the 16th century, ( Footnote 4) and disputes arose with Hackney over Cock and Castle Lane in the early 19th century ( Footnote 5) and with Hornsey over Green Lanes and the western boundary in the 1860s and 1870s.
		Two ancient roads formed a large part of Stoke Newington's boundaries: ( Footnote 2) the London road divided it from Hackney and Green Lanes, ( Footnote 3) with its continuation Coach and Horses Lane, from Islington and Hornsey on the west and Islington on the south.
		In accordance with the Metropolis Water Act of 1852, ( Footnote 24) the company constructed filter beds and built, to the designs of William Chadwell Mylne, a large pumping station in Green Lanes, in the style of a medieval Scottish castle with towers and turrets, in 1856, having acquired another 14 a.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=2957

	North Points!
		HOLLOWAY ROAD -------- UPPER HOLLOWAY RAILWAY STATION N19-4
		HORNSEY ROAD -------- HOLLOWAY FIRE STATION N19 N7-7
		PARK AVENUE SOUTH -------- HORNSEY FIRE STATION off priory rd N8-8
	www.taxiknowledge.co.uk /north.html

	North Points!
		HOLLOWAY ROAD -------- UPPER HOLLOWAY RAILWAY STATION N19-4
		PARK AVENUE SOUTH -------- HORNSEY FIRE STATION off priory rd N8-8
		HORNSEY ROAD -------- HOLLOWAY FIRE STATION N19 N7-7
	www.taxiknowledge.co.uk /north.html

	DRIVERS & NORRIS - Estate Agents London UK
		Hornsey Road, Upper Holloway N19 755 sq ft
		Hazellville Road, Hornsey Rise N19 475 sq ft
		PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET IN THIS MAIN ROAD POSITION ON THE CORNER OF HOLLOWAY ROAD (A1) AND CAMDEN ROAD.
	www.drivers.co.uk /shops.htm (1272 words)

	Great Northern Railway Telephone Directory, 1916
		The Great Northern Railway's domain started at King Cross Station in London and extended up the present East Coast Main Line to Doncaster.
		[ Ferme Park is between Harringay and Hornsey Stations - Sam ]
		Stations connected direct to the Trunk Line should proceed in accordance with instructions on page 19.
	www.samhallas.co.uk /railway/gnr_directory.htm (1272 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - The Salisbury Public House, Harringay, London, UK
		And if you like this sort of thing, the cut-glass mirrors and stained-glass skylights of the Great Northern Railway Tavern on Hornsey High Street are also well worth a look.
		In fact almost exactly on the site where a station for Harringay was suggested, but London Transport - in their wisdom - elected not to build one at the time.
		The Salisbury lies almost exactly halfway between Manor House and Turnpike Lane tube stations
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/getwriting/A1286796 (1272 words)

	GENUKI: Middlesex, Stoke Newington
		At Newington-road is a station on the North London railway.
		The village, which is of considerable antiquity, being mentioned in Domesday Survey, is no longer confined to its own parish of St. Mary, but extends into the adjoining parishes of West Hackney, Hornsey, and Islington.
		"STOKE NEWINGTON, a parish, and extensive suburban district of the metropolis, in the Finsbury division of the hundred of Ossulstone, county Middlesex, 3 miles N. by E. of St. Paul's, and 3 N. of Shoreditch church.
	homepages.gold.ac.uk /genuki/MDX/StokeNewington (1272 words)

	Finsbury Park lettings agent, lettings agent Finsbury Park, Manor House, Stroud Green, hornsey,arsenal, highbury,crouch end, Islington, Haringey, Hackney
		Finsbury Park, Manor House, Stroud Green, Hornsey, Turnpike Lane and Crouch End.We specialise in the London Boroughs of Islington, Hackney and Haringey
		The area was traditionally home to workers needed in The City and West End.It was only industrialisation and the arrival of the railway that led to the area becoming a heavily populated residential area and boasts a large and plentiful stock of solid affordable housing.
		Finsbury Park is a vibrant and culturally diverse place to live with a lively communityof people with different ethnic political and religious backgrounds.
	www.michaelmorris.co.uk /fpark/history.htm (1272 words)

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