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Enfield Cultural Walking & Cycling Enfield Cultural Walking & Cycling Map diverse life is and how we need to think outside the box, represented by the 2 An out of the way sign is visible on the flank wall of 14 Granville Road, Libraries Historical Landmarks purple pigeon in the upper right corner. Bowes Park, N13 4RR. The sign overlooks the New River and the backs of the houses on the other side of the river. The sign reads C (or G) W.SHAW; & SON; 1 Enfield Town Library: 1 Forty Hall: Artist: Hasan Bolucek: Hasan Bölücek is a member of the British Alevi The library is located at the top of Enfield Forty Hall is a Grade 1 Listed Jacobean Manor House, nestled REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS; BUILDER & DECORATOR. Town and sits over two floors, with access to 34 public use PCs, scanners, in leafy Enfield and set amidst an idyllic landscape. It offers a permanent community. He is a visual artist, art teacher, illustrator and mural artist born in photocopying, printing, fax, spaces to sit and study or read, unlimited Wi-Fi exhibition, events, gift shop and café. Ankara, Turkey. After moving to London, he studied creative media production. 3 On the front of 508 Hertford Road, Enfield, EN3 5SS, above Hills Café, is He is currently illustrating children’s books and teaching art to a variety of age a painted sign in good condition that reads: EatHills Gold Seal; Bread. The access and charge points available on both floors. 2 Salisbury House: Salisbury House is a Grade II* listed late Tudor Manor groups in British Alevi Federation. wording suggests that Hills was formerly a bakery. 2 Edmonton Green Library: The library is located within the shopping House build in the early 17th Century and once formed part of Bury Lodge. It is mall and sits over two floors, with PCs, scanners, photocopying, printing, situated in the beautiful Bury Lodge Gardens on the borders of Edmonton and 4 Southgate crossing: A bright and cheery crossing which introduces 4 A sign advertising Hovis can be seen on the flank wall 331 Ordnance Road, fax, spaces to sit and study or read, unlimited Wi-Fi access and charge points Bush Hill and hosts many community Art Classes. something with the essence of nature into our urban landscape. The inspiration Enfield, EN3 6HE. The original sign has at some date been over painted with a comes from knots in tree bark and the curving forms of onion layers which new sign for Hovis. Across the top is the letter F . while HOVIS is written twice available on both floors. 3 Myddleton House Gardens: A nineteenth century house with a carp have been abstracted to create a striking aesthetic to spark imagination and diagonally down the wall. At the top are the words GOLDEN [Brown]. At the 3 Palmers Green Library: The library includes interactive tables, a gadget lake, Victorian glasshouse, visitor centre/museum and cafe. inspire creativity. The rainbow-like colour scheme symbolises peace and hope bottom is BOTH the . .B /of . / FOR / HEALTH. bar with internet access, electronic noticeboards and digital end-panels as well 4 Gilpin’s Bell: Gilpin’s Bell is named after John Gilpin, the subject of a and this artwork serves to remind us that hope and light follows even after the 5 On the side of the 325-327 Fore Street Edmonton, N9 0PD is a worn sign as a children’s section, teenage area and a community room. comic ballad penned in 1782 by William Cowper, entitled The Diverting History darkest of times. that reads: RECORDER; EDMONTON; BICYCLES; SPECIALISTS; MOTOR . This of John Gilpin. Artist: Dan Maier: Shopping Centres Dan Maier’s’ extraordinary design work ranges from may be a combination of two signs, one advertising a local paper, the other a 5 Enfield Millennium Fountain: The fountain commemorates the project painstakingly made intricate artwork to atrium scale pieces, with prestigious cycle shop. to restore the nearby New River Loop undertaken by London Borough of commissions for interiors, window displays, theatre and advertising. She’s 1 Edmonton Green Shopping Centre: 6 A modern example of painted advertising on the side of the Prestige Hair At Edmonton Green you’ll find Enfield in partnership with Enfield Preservation Society and Thames Water Ltd. worked with the Hayward Gallery, the Royal Academy, The Old Vic, Liberty, Salon, 153 Ordnance Road Enfield, EN3 6BE on the corner of Catisfield Road, over 120 shops, a vibrant indoor market and a variety of dining experiences. Harvey Nichols and the Royal Festival Hall to name just a few. Dan has lived 6 Public art in the London Borough of Enfield EN3 6AE. A superb piece of modern artwork depicting three women sitting 2 Palace Exchange Shopping Centre: Outdoor shopping mall with a and worked in Southgate and Palmers Green for more than 20 years, setting 7 Wright’s Flour Mill: under hair driers, while on a front wall is a girl with long flowing hair. supermarkets, cafés and a variety of high-street shops. There has been a mill at Ponders End for 900 up and running the Art Trail which put N13 and N14 on the map as a creative years. The current mill has been owned by the Wright family since 1867 and is destination. 7 On the wall of Pymmes Mews, between Pymmes Road and Moffat Road, Enfield’s oldest working industrial building. Cultural Centres 5 Palmers Green crossing: Changing Perspectives represents the Palmers Green, N13 4PF, is a sign that reads: Miss M’s / BAKERY / Est. 1890. 8 All Saints Church, Edmonton: There has been a church on this site diversity of the Palmers Green community, its openness and attitudes. The WHOLESALE FLOUR &C. This harks back to the days when a bakery was on the 1 Dugdale Arts Centre: The Dugdale Centre is an arts and business centre since the 12th century. The current church dates back to the 15th century and artwork incorporates the colours of Pride, BLM and neurodiversity, and the site. in Enfield Town. It contains a 139-seat studio theatre, the Museum of Enfield is the oldest building in Edmonton. On 16th October 1940 a landmine fell many greenspaces that allow us to relax and come together. From its distinct 8 On the corner of Windsor Road and 406 Green Lanes may be a newer sign including local archives, a suite of conference rooms for hire, an Art Gallery nearby and the church’s stained-glass windows were blown out. colours, interlocking tessellations and faces you can see from any direction that that has been painted over the older sign. The original sign read ARMY CLUB and a café. 9 Capel Manor: A beautiful 30 acre first established in the late 13th however different our outlook on life, we’re living in the same community. and had the head of what was probably a soldier smoking a cigarette. Over this, 2 Hive Studios: Artist Hive Studios (AHS) is a unique studio hub that fosters century, Capel Manor Gardens provides a colourful oasis surrounding a Artist: Partick Samuel: Patrick Samuel is an exhibiting artist and musician in white, the word THE has been painted. the development of an artist’s career. It aims to provide an artist studio package Georgian Manor House and Victorian Stables. with autism and ADHD. Having returned to art after a 20-year break, he that includes; individual units, workspaces, a gallery/installation space and 10 King and Tinker Pub: The King and Tinker is one of the oldest pubs in picked up painting and drawing again when he started his daily art therapy Cycle Hub Parking concept development areas for performance art. England. It’s unusual name dates back to the reign of King James I. Parts of the in December 2016. A time of prolific work as well as recognition followed, 3 Millfield House and Theatre: Vibrant and friendly theatre in Edmonton building are from the 16th century and it is thought beer has been brewed on and Patrick has embraced his neurodiversity as a gift rather than seeing it as a Secure parking for your bike, includes bike pump and repair tools. N18 providing arts and entertainment for the community. the site for over 1,000 years. disability; he’s found his voice and his calling. 1 Cycle Hub Enfield Town 11 Broomfield House: 4 The Southgate Club: The Southgate Club is a private members club Broomfield House is a beautiful Grade II* listed 16th 2 Cycle Hub Edmonton Green and venue. The Club is run by its members for the benefit of members and the century building, the centrepiece of Broomfield Park in Palmers Green. It was Art Hoardings badly damaged by fire some 20 years ago. It remains held up by scaffolding wider local community, who are welcome to share its facilities and enjoy its and awaits restoration. Dr Bike Service popular live entertainment nights. Three local artists living and working in Enfield have designed three different sections of hoarding around the development site of Meridian One in Upper 5 Art Town Café: A local café offering not only great food but live music too. Cinemas Edmonton. Adam David, Karen Rubins and Duncan James worked with the At Dr Bike sessions experienced mechanics check everything on your bike from 6 Starfish Cafe: Great food with a side order of culture, this café also local community to create designs representing the past, present and future of wheels, brakes, gears and tyre pressure to lights, racks, pedals, saddles and doubles up as an art gallery, showcasing a different artist’s work each month 1 ODEON Luxe Lee Valley Cinema: State-of-the-art chain cinema for Upper Edmonton and Meridian Water.
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