This new book is a fascinating collection of stories that highlight the range of material held by the HHS in its unique archive.
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A Brief History of Hornsey Historical Society
There had been talk of the need for a local history society in Hornsey as long ago as 1909 but despite early efforts nothing was achieved until 1971. On 29th …
A Brief History of the Bulletin
The Bulletin first appeared in December 1973, only two and a half years after the Society was founded. It was a quarterly publication intended to reflect members’ research and lively …
A Brief History of the Old Schoolhouse
Erected in 1848 as Hornsey Infants’ School for St. Mary’s Parish, the Old Schoolhouse, designed by architect John Henry Taylor, is now the home of the Hornsey Historical Society. Although …
Can you Crack the Code – Solution!
In June 2005 readers of the HHS newsletter were presented with a puzzle – a postcard from 1906 written in code.
Here is the solution presented in the following Newsletter, number 104, together with some members’ responses.
Contributions Welcomed
We welcome contributions to the Bulletin from interested authors, who do not need to be members of the Society. Articles for inclusion should be concerned with Hornsey, its residents and …
Evidence of Our Past: 100 Stories From The Archive
The past is endlessly fascinating and full of clues about how we connect to thehistory of our local areas – Hornsey, Crouch End, Muswell Hill, Highgate,Harringay, Stroud Green, Alexandra Palace …