Edith's Streets

Lesser Moselle The Lesser Moselle flows east and south Post to the north Weir Hall Post to the south Tower Gardens Post to the west Wood Green Post to the east Tottenham Butterfield Close Built on the site of Devonshire Hall and remaining gardens of River House Cavell Road Roseland Close . The Lesser Moselle has had an open section in the grounds of this sheltered block. Compton Crescent Devonshire Hill Branch Library built 1935. This has since been closed and used as council offices, and now sold. Devonshire Hill Lane Old Course of the New River . Traces can be found. One place is near the top of the footpath which links Devonshire Hill Lane with White Hart Lane near the junction with Devonshire Road. Devonshire Hill, was once known as Clay Hill, and was part of the estate of the Curtis family. Clay Hill was reached by a winding lane from White Hart Lane Devonshire Hill Lodge , this was on a lane between Devonshire Hill and White Hart Lane River House . This w...

The Lesser Moselle The Lesser Moselle rises in this area and flows eastwards Post to the north Palmers Green Post to the west Wood Green Post to the south Wood Green Post to the east White Hart Lane Arcadian Gardens Built on the land of the Chitts Hill Estate New Testament Church of God . This was St. James at Bowes church built 1909. The Bowes Park Congregational church had begun as a hall and schoolrooms, in 1902. This brick church adjoining the hall was registered in 1912. After the congregation united with Presbyterian Church in 1950, it became the United Church of Saint James-at-Bowes. The New Testament Church of God bought it in 1977 and it is now the Cathedral of Praise Glendale Avenue This was called Back Lane or Blind Lane. It was built as a carriage drive on the line of a green lane from the High Road to Chitts Hill. St.Thomas More School. This was built as Wood Green County School in. 1910 as a mixed grammar school for Middlesex County Council. It was also call...

Moselle River The Moselle flows north The Moselle flows south and east Post to the west Tower Gardens Post to the east Tottenham Post to the north Tottenham Adams Road The Willow , this was Broadwater Farm Primary School. It is now part of Broadwaters Inclusive Learning Community Moselle School . Opened 1970 as a special school for children with learning difficulties Broadwater Farm Community Centre William C. Harvey School . Opened 1970 as a special school for children with profound learning difficulties Broadwater Farm Children's Centre , provides childcare for children from age six months to five years Argyle Passage Slip through from the High Road to Argyle Road Bedwell Road 1-11, 13-19 terraces of houses with painted rough-cast fronts. They were designed for the London County Council as part of the Tower Gardens Area. 2-38 terrace of two storey Arts and Crafts Edwardian houses Bennington Road The Moselle ran in a loop between here and Carrick...

Moselle River The Moselle flows south and then turns east. Post to the west Wood Green Post to the east Tottenham Post to the north White Hart Lane Awlfield Avenue The housing is copying the style of Hampstead Garden Suburb, the road name is a 17 th field name Butterfly layout of the junction with Risley Avenue is very characteristic of the Garden City approach Boreham Road Empress Works . This is at the back of no 1 and in the 1930s was the Empire Garage which was a purpose built private bus garage for the Empress Bus Co. This was taken over by the London General Omnibus Co. and was used as a body shop by them. It is still called Empress Works and is a clothing workshop. Boundary Road The Moselle runs along the east side of the road in a culvert De Quincy Road Built 1914-15 on the White Hart Lane estate Downhills Way The Moselle passes under the road St.Benet Fink. The original church was in the City and is first mentioned in 1216. It was a church dedicated ...