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Friern Barnet & Whetstone HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE Alf's Memories by A.L.J. Matthews Barnet Press 1975 Alf's Memories Part 2 by A.L.J. Matthews Barnet Press 1975 Around Whetstone & North Finchley in Old Photographs by John Heathfield Alan Sutton 1994 Around Whetstone & North Finchley in Old Photographs 2nd edition by John Heathfield The History Press 2009 Baxendale: a history of the care home by Brian Hosier Baxendale Cate Home 2013 Billy Wright - A History for All Seasons by Norman Giller Robson Books 2002 By Word and Deed: A Chronicle of Woodhouse School 1922-49 by Percy Reboul 1994 Colney Hatch Mental Hospital Patient Registry 1936 (FAKE) The Fields of Friern by Pauline Ashbridge Kershaw Publishing 2012 Finchley & Friern Barnet by Gillies & Taylor Phillimore 1992 Finchley & Whetstone Chamber of Commerce Year Book 1972 Finchley & Whetstone Chamber of Commerce Year Book 1975-76 Finchley & Whetstone Chamber of Commerce Year Book 1979 Finchley & Whetstone Chamber of Commerce Year Book 1988 Finchley & Whetstone Past by John Heathfield Historical Publications 2001 The Friary Park Story by Mel Hooper FB&DLHS May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE - contd Friern Barnet Victoria County History Friern Barnet Health Services Handbook Ed J Burrow & Co Ltd Friern Barnet in Photographs Vol 1 FB&DLHS 2007 Friern Barnet in Photographs Vol 2 FB&DLHS 2008 Friern Barnet Official Guide The Homeland Association Friern Barnet Parish Paper St James & St Johns Churches 1971 Friern Barnet Summer Show Programme 1975 Friern Barnet: The Library that Refused to Close by Keith Martin Chaville Press 2013 Friern Hospital: A Brief History Friern Barnet & District Local History Society The Friern Hospital Story by David Berguer Chaville Press 2012 Friern Park Proposed Retail Warehouse Park Nov 1993 History of Friary Park Bowling Club 1911-2011 History of Friern Barnet Bellevue After School Playcentre 2000 History of the Congregational Church Founded in Whetstone Circa 1788 Hollickwood School History by Colin Parish and Kim Mason Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1927 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1929 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1932 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1934 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1935 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1936 May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE - contd Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1936 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1937 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1938 Kelly's Directory of Finchley & Friern Barnet 1939 Knights and Knaves: History of Friern Barnet Parish by John Phillips Parish of Friern Barnet 1999 The Last Asylum by Barbara Taylor Hamish Hamilton 2014 May the Wattle Bloom by Phyllis J Horsler Memoirs of a Whetstonian by Kenneth B Satchel Monuments in trhe Church of st James the Great by John Philpott Nine Norfolk Women (inc chapter on Friern Hospital - "Sophia Culling") by Pamela Inder and Marion Aldis Poppyland Publishing 20913 North London by Hugh Petrie Frith Book Co 2003 North London: Photographic Memories by Michael Kilburn Frith Book Co 2001 North Middlesex Golf Club: The First 100 Years 1905 - 2005 by John Dyke North Middlesex Golf Club 2005 No Sails on Huttoft Mill by J O Blake The Badger Press 1995 The Old Freehold Houses of Friern by Pauline Ashbridge Kershaw Publishing 2014 Parish & People: The story of St Johns Church and Whetstone by John Heathfield Parish of Friern Barnet Graves & Memorials of the First World War May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE - contd The Peter Sellers Story (VHS) Reminiscences of Friern Barnet Residents on Work and Apprenticeship London Borough of Barnet 2010 Seventy-five Years of All Saints Friern Barnet The Canon Press 1957 Short History of the Parish of Friern Barnet Thorne Printing 1970 A Short History of Totteridge by Stanley G R Barratt Elliott Stock Simmons Park, Okehampton Centenary Brochure 1907-2007 St James the Great Monumental Inscriptions Vols 1 & 2 St John the Apostle at the Millennium St John the Apostle, Whetstone 1832-2012 St Mary Magdalene History Stories in Stained Glass: All Saints Friern Barnet 1986 Story of Finchley Friern Barnet & Whetstone Bennetts Taught with Care: A Century of Church Schooling in Whetstone by Cyril Bainbridge C Bainbridge Teach Us This Day: All Saints C of E School, Oakleigh Rd North by Percy Reboul & John Heathfield Three Asiatic Legends in Rhyme by A L Hetherington Francis James Publishing 1945 (Publisher: 49 Friern Barnet Lane) Time Marches on at Friern (VHS & DVD) A Tour Along Parts of North Finchley and Friern Barnet by Ollie Natelson Jun-00 Under the Wires at Tally Ho by David Berguer History Press 2010 Victoria County History of Friern Barnet May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FRIERN BARNET & WHETSTONE - contd We Cleared the Spiders and Built a Theatre (Incognito Theatre) by Michael T. Stilwell The Wren Academy Diocese of London 2007 71 titles May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FINCHLEY Avenue House Estate Trees Avenue House Estate Trust 2006 The Book of Totteridge by Diana Griffith Diana Griffith 1992 Borough of Finchley Official Souvenir 5 October 1933 Borough of Frinchley Programme of Coronation Celebrations David Jason: A Life in Pictures by Stafford Hildred & Tim Ewbank Blake 1999 The Early Days of Finchley by C O Banks North Middlesex Gas Co 1927 Finchley & the Neighbourhood Old & New by J R Biggers R E Thomas & Co 1903 Finchley as it Was by Clive R Smith C R Smith 1974 Finchley Borough Directory 1962-63 Borough Directories Ltd Finchley Borough Directory 1966-64 Borough Directories Ltd The Finchley Charities 1488 - 1988 by Fred Davis Finchley Charities 1988 Finchley Charter of Incorporation Official Souvenir Finchley Council 1933 Finchley Common: A Notorious Place by Fred Davis Barnet Library 1981 Finchley Manor: Influential Families by Fred Davis Barnet Library 1982 Finchley Memorial Hospital The First Century 1908-2008 by Dorrell Dressekie Finchley Methodist Church 1869 - 1997 by Sylvia D Gossett 1997 May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FINCHLEY - contd Finchley Open Air Swimming Pool 1948 Olympics Brochure Finchley Past & Present by Clive & David Smith Sutton Publishing 2003 Finchley Remembered Edited by Lyn Bresler The Finchley Society 2002 Finchley Royal Silver Jubilee 1935 Souvenir Handbook Finchley Council 1935 Finchley's Countryside by Ollie Natelson 1990 Friern Watch Estate Sales Brochure c1914 Know Your Finchley (Official Borough Handbook) Finchley Borough Council 1955 North Finchley Baptist Church North Finchley Baptist Church May 1968 The Phoenix Cinema East Finchley The Phoenix Cinema The Policing of Finchley Through the Ages by PC S Martin The Railway in Finchley by G.F.A. Wilmot Finchley Public Libraries' Committee 1962 The Romances of Finchley Manor by C O Banks Warden & Co Ltd 1929 Spike - An Intimate Memoir by Norma Farnes Harper Perennial 2004 Spike Milligan - His Part in Our Lives by Jim Booth Jim Booth 2002 Spike Milligan 1918 - 2002 The Finchley Society St Mary-at-Finchley by Fred Davis Barnet Libraries May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON FINCHLEY - contd St Mary's School Finchley 1812-1990 by Fred Davis Barnet Libraries Terry-Thomas Tells Tales by Terry-Thomas with Terry Daum Robson Books The Trees of Avenue House, Finchley Barnet Libraries Victoria County History of Finchley - Parts 1 & 2 Woodside Park Estate Sales Brochure (Photocopy) 1930s? 35 titles May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON NEW SOUTHGATE Firm Friends - Telling it Like it Was (History of STC/Nortel) by Stan Springate S. Springate 1996 History of New Southgate by Jackie Foster Jackie Foster 1983 Jerome K Jerome (VHS) Kelly's Directory of Barnet (photocopies) Lie Down! (The doodle bug at STC 1944) by Stan Springate Stan Springate2001 Memories of Garfield School & New Southgate Peter Turner and Eileen Bostle FB&DLHS 2015 My Life and Times by Jerome K Jerome Hodder and Stoughton The Natural History of Arnos West by Andrew Irvine Arnos West Community Association New Southgate Heritage Trail Enfield Council 2014 Piccadilly Line Extension - The Diamond Anniversary by Barry Carpenter Piccadilly Line (East Area) Power of Speech: History of STC 1883-1983 by Peter Young George Allen & Unwin 1983 Shaping New Southagte Newsletter 11 Jul 2014 Enfield Council Southgate Street Directory 1910-11, 1950-51 (extracts) Still Bowling Along: 50 Years of Nortel/STC Bowls Club by Jim Booth Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome 1994 Three Men on the Bummel by Jerome K. Jerome GLC 1975 May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON ALEXANDRA PALACE Alexandra Palace: A Brief History Friern Barnet & District Local History Society Alexandra Park & Palace. A History by Ron Carrington GLC 1975 Alexandra Palace and People by Fred Clarke Ally Pally Prison Camp by Maggie Butt Overstep Books 2011 A Palace for the People (VHS Video) Forty Walks from Ally Pally by John Twistleton Fiennes Print 2000 A Palace of the People (photocopy) Alexandra Palace & Park Trust Palace on the Hill: A History of Alexandra Palace & Park by Ken Gay Hornsey Historical Society 1994 Northern Wastes - The Story of the Uncompleted Northern Line Extensions by Jim Blake London Passenger Transport League Rails to the People's Palace by Reg Davies Hornsey Historical Society 1994 10 titles May 2015 HISTORY - NORTH LONDON BARNET Admiral Byng and Wrotham Park by A Davey Potters Bar & District Historical Society 2010 A Place in Time: The London Borough of Barnet up to 1500 by Pamela Taylor HASAS Barnet & Hadley Almshouses by W.H. Gelder Barnet
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