Introduction
Welcome to the Friern Barnet Photo Archive
The Friern Barnet Photo Archive contains 5707 pictures of this area for you to browse.Many are images from a bygone age; some are images from present times. New images are always welcome. Images can be viewed by year, by album, by group, or by contributor, or you can use the simple search at the top of this page.
When viewing the pictures you can leave your own comments using the form at the foot of each page (please ensure that you fill in all relevant portions of the comments page; it would be appreciated if comments are left with at least a forename....anonymous comments may not be published, and abusive ones most certainly will not be published). In this way we hope to build up an extensive collection of information, reminiscences and anecdotes, and make any corrections necessary. There are 433 comments on the site at present.
You are also able to make your own album of the images here and make this publically available if you wish.
If you have any suggestions or would like to post a photograph here, please email to info@friern-barnet.com.
Latest Picture
Colney Hatch Lane, N10
Number 224 photographed on 14 May 2013. See also image number 2873 for a photograph of the house that was there before
Number 224 photographed on 14 May 2013. See also image number 2873 for a photograph of the house that was there before
5707 Pictures | 433 Comments

LATEST NEWS: THE FRIERN HOSPITAL STORY 09 January 2013
Our Chairman, David Berguer, has written a history of Friern Hospital, the former Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum. For details go to the "What's New" page of our main website, www.friern barnethistory.org.uk
Latest Comments
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