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Myddleton & Alexandra Park Laundry, Campsbourne, Hornsey Posted by Hugh on May 13, 2021 at 11:33 in History of Harringay The MAP Laundry in The Campsbourne c 1955 (Image: Thanks to Mike Nichols for sourcingt his image) The Laundry in The Campbourne was established as the Taylor & Nichols Laundry in one of a pair four-storey semi-detached houses at what later became 7 The Campsbourne. Snippet from 1906 Kelly's Directory The company had grown from a small laundry set up at 90, Myddleton Road, Bowes Park at around the turn of the century by Messrs W. D. Taylor and G. H. Nicholls. Although alway...

A Forgotten Little Corner of Wood Green Posted by Hugh on August 12, 2020 at 10:40 in History of Harringay It's odd how my history journey goes. I seem to hit these patches when I keep getting drawn back to a particular small area time and again, even when I have no particular interest in it. When this happens, I tend to go with the flow and let fate take me where it will.  Recently, I've been pulled back a number of times the block of land between Wood Green High Road and Lordship Lane. First I wrote a piece about the Chesser Blacksmithing family then a few months later, I found myself jus...

A Forgotten Little Corner of Wood Green Posted by Hugh on August 12, 2020 at 10:40 in History of Harringay It's odd how my history journey goes. I seem to hit these patches when I keep getting drawn back to a particular small area time and again, even when I have no particular interest in it. When this happens, I tend to go with the flow and let fate take me where it will.  Recently, I've been pulled back a number of times the block of land between Wood Green High Road and Lordship Lane. First I wrote a piece about the Chesser Blacksmithing family then a few months later, I found myself jus...

A Forgotten Little Corner of Wood Green Posted by Hugh on August 12, 2020 at 10:40 in History of Harringay It's odd how my history journey goes. I seem to hit these patches when I keep getting drawn back to a particular small area time and again, even when I have no particular interest in it. When this happens, I tend to go with the flow and let fate take me where it will.  Recently, I've been pulled back a number of times the block of land between Wood Green High Road and Lordship Lane. First I wrote a piece about the Chesser Blacksmithing family then a few months later, I found myself jus...