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#1. By 1841 how many public houses were there in Highgate Village?

#2. In which of these houses did Julius Elias, Lord Southwood (1873-1946) of Odhams Press live?

Southwood Lodge

Southwood Court

Southwood Lawn

Southwood Hall

#3. Which of these famous Victorian writers was buried in Highgate Cemetery?

William Makepeace Thackeray

George Eliot

Charles Dickens

Anne Bronte

#4. Who was the Headmaster of Highgate School in 1845?

Rev Robert Spears

Rev John Bradley Dyne

Dr Benjamin Duncan

Rev Samuel Mence

#5. Who once occupied Cromwell House on Highgate Hill?

The Duke of St Alban's

John Ireton

Sir Richard Sprignell

Oliver Cromwell

#6. What used to be the name of Highgate Wood?

Gravel Pit Wood

Potton Wood

Churchyard Bottom

Dirthouse Wood

#7. St Michael's Primary School was originally located in which road?

Castle Yard

Hampstead Lane

Southwood Lane

Pond Square

#8. In which year was St Michael's Church built?

1832

1851

1829

1840

#9. The London Diocesan Penitentiary was a home for:

Young girls

Men recently released from prison

'Fallen' women

Paupers

#10. When was The Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution established?

1874

1842

1888

1839

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#1. By 1841 how many public houses were there in Highgate Village?

#2. In which of these houses did Julius Elias, Lord Southwood (1873-1946) of Odhams Press live?

#3. Which of these famous Victorian writers was buried in Highgate Cemetery?

#4. Who was the Headmaster of Highgate School in 1845?

#5. Who once occupied Cromwell House on Highgate Hill?

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#6. What used to be the name of Highgate Wood?

#7. St Michael's Primary School was originally located in which road?

#8. In which year was St Michael's Church built?

#9. The London Diocesan Penitentiary was a home for:

#10. When was The Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution established?

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