Hornsey Churchyard and Village Quiz How well do you know the history of Hornsey and its Churchyard? Test yourself in this short quiz. Results Top marks! You are a real local expert. #1. When was the church attached to the old church tower of St Mary demolished? 1927 1833 1969 1954 #2. Charles Dickens mentioned Hornsey churchyard in which of his books? Nicholas Nickleby Bleak House David Copperfield Great Expectations #3. Can you name the two Americans whose grave has a unique dedication? George and Martha Washington Harriet Long and Jacob Walker Bonnie and Clyde Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracey #4. Which landlord of The Three Compasses was buried nearest to his pub so he could best 'knock for his pint'? William Poulton John Smith Billy Walker Den Watts #5. What was the purpose of the building near the entrance of the New River Village? A laundry A furniture depository A pumping station A place of worship #6. After whom was Greig City Academy named? Edvard Greig Samuel Greig Geoffrey Greig David Greig #7. What stood on the site of Sainsbury's car park in Smithfield Square? A dust destructor A tyre factory The Workhouse The Rectory #8. Since when has The Three Compasses pub been in the High Street? 1954 1700s 1896 1873 #9. What was originally on the site of St Mary's Primary School near the junction with Middle Lane? The Parish Hall The Workhouse The Hornsey Tavern The Rectory #10. What did Maria Hawes Ware give to Hornsey Village in 1863? Five benches for the churchyard Six oak trees The church tower clock An obelisk drinking fountain Get Results TwitterFacebookE-mail
