Addison to Dunsford
This page contains details of the men listed on the first panel of the 1914-18 Memorial Board at St Mary’s Church Tower, Hornsey.
WW1
Articles and information relating to the experience of Hornsey, Crouch End, Muswell Hill and other areas during WW1 1914-1918
Memorial Board Names – Panel 2
Eason to Laidler
This page contains details of the men listed on the second panel of the 1914-18 Memorial Board at St Mary’s Church Tower, Hornsey.
Memorial Board Names – Panel 3
Lawen to Shaw
This page contains details of the men listed on the third panel of the 1914-18 Memorial Board at St Mary’s Church Tower, Hornsey.
Memorial Board Names – Panel 4
Sherlock to Wright
This page contains details of the men listed on the fourth panel of the 1914-18 Memorial Board at St Mary’s Church Tower, Hornsey.
Peace at Wood Green
Bowes Park Weekly News, Saturday 16 November, 1918
“Peace” at Wood Green was celebrated with a good deal of noise and jollity.
Phospherine: A Proven Remedy
An advertisement from the Hornsey Journal, 27 December 1918
Rifleman William Oatway(M. M.) Royal Irish Rifles, British Expeditionary Force:
“I have very much pleasure in testifying to the beneficial effects derived from taking your Phosferine while on active service, because I was a Battalion Despatch Runner.
St Mary’s Tower Memorial Boards
Inside St Mary’s Tower in Hornsey High Street on the north wall of the ground floor room are four panels mounted as one memorial board listing the names of 136 …
The Alexandra Palace
Hornsey Journal, 6 June 1919
The statement was made not long ago that on the removal of the German prisoners from the Alexandra Palace the Government intended to use the premises as public offices.
The Hush in the High Road
Bowes Park Weekly News, 15 November 1919
The “great silence” on Tuesday came upon the district as a good deal of surprise. The tram and busmen evidently had their instructions from headquarters, and their vehicles stopped automatically.