This website is run by FRIERN BARNET & DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY. To view our main website click on this link: www.friern-barnethistory.org.uk.
Other websites covering the London Borough of Barnet are:
BARNET LOCAL STUDIES & ARCHIVES
BARNET MUSEUM
THE FINCHLEY SOCIETY
HENDON & DISTRICT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
FRIENDS OF FRIARY PARK
MILL HILL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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St James Church, Friern Barnet Lane 1909 Print of Friern Barnet Church by Hugh Thomson, showing an almost identical view to picture #5.
199th North London Scout Troop The 199th North London Scout Troop in 1953
Friern Barnet Summer Show This shows our gazebo, where we sell "previously loved items", and the display "tower", with a selec...
Station Road, New Southgate I couldn't resist taking this view of the banner hanging at the entrance to Homebase, advertising ga...
New Coronation Cinema, High Road, New Southgate The cinema opened in 1930, and was a popular venue until it closed in 1952. This is the only photo I...
Robert Paul - film pioneer Robert (or Bobby) Paul, one of the earliest pioneers in filmmaking, producing movies from 1895 to 19...
Robert Paul Paul had his studio in Sydney Road, Muswell Hill.
Millennium Green, New Southgate This information board is at one of the entrance paths to the Millennium Green, off Station Road, Ne...
St. James Church, Friern Barnet Lane Saint James' church taken in January 2004, just after the door had been painted.
(John Holtham).
Friern Hospital The second Middlesex County Pauper Lunatic Asylum was opened in July 1851. At its height in 1937 it ...
Clock & Watchmakers Asylum A view of the asylum (Alms Houses), with Waterfall Lane ahead, leading down to Pymmes Brook, and Bru...
Clock & Watchmakers Asylum A view of the Waterfall Road frontage, and main entrance, just a few years before the houses were cl...Latest Pics
