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Finchley Society Archive Main Index Page 1 of 14 17/02/2021 Location MAIN Finchley Society Archive Main Index Page 1 of 14 17/02/2021 Location Content Sub List A1-F0 F S Meetings 1971 - 1974 A1-F1 F S Meetings 1975 - Jul 1982 A1-F2 F S Meetings Aug 1982-1989 A1-F3 F S Executive Committee Minutes 1990-2006 A1-F4 F S Executive Committee Minutes 2007- A1-F6 F S Admin Committee Minutes March 1988-Nov 2005 A1-F7 F S Admin Committee Minutes 2006 - A1-F8 F S Planning and Environment Committee 1987-1990 A1-F9 F S Environment & Transport Committee 1991-2011 A1-F10 F S Environment & Transport Committee 2012 - A1-F11 F S Environment & Transport Committee subject file A1-F12 F S Public Relations Committee 2009 - A2-B1 Planning Committee 1991-2009 A2-B2 Planning Committee 2000 - A2-B3 FinSoc A G M minutes 1972 - A2-B4 Chairman's Reports 1972 - 2009/10 A2-B5 Chairman's Reports 20010/11 - A2-F6 F S Local History Group A2-F7 AHEM payments, FinSoc Balance sheets 19707,8; 1980,1,2,5; 1991-2006; 2018 A2-F8 Plaques and Information Boards (documents) A2-F9 Plaques Applications A2-F10 Finchley Society Meetings overflow A2-F11 Finchley Society corrspondence, misc meeting reports A3-B1 F.S Executive Committee Minutes duplicates A3-B2 Ins file inc F Coll Farm 1978-87; Policy 1987, 88, 89; Avenue House Fire claim 1989; FS Insurance 1990-96 inc. Friends Coll Farm, Grounds Ave House; Insurance: Wagonette Claim 1991;Loss of cash from Stall claim 1994; A4-X1 Spike's shows, public meetings, statue fund minutes accounts correspondence, SPIKEM Spike letters, press reports, Spike tapes & cassettes A5-W1 Archive Room A5-W1a Archive Management A5-W2 Artwork for Retention/ FinSoc corporate identity A5-W3 AHET, Bothy, FACT, Bill Tyler A5-W4 Charity Commission Returns, Civic Trust Survey, Civic Trust Awards A5-W5 FS Constitution, Civic Trust model Constitution A5-W6 Donations and bequests A5-W7 Gift Aid A5-W8 Presidents/Vice Presidents etc A5-W9 Miscellaneous Finsoc meetings and correspondence A5-W10 Insurance A5-W12 F S merchandise A5-W13 First meetings and onwards A5-W14 Organization A5-W16 Presentations for services rendered A5-W17 Programmes and Membership leaflets A5-W18 Special Events A5-W19 Events- Christmas etc A5-W20 Miscellaneous Finsoc certificates & commendations A5-W21 Membership lists A5-W22 FinSoc Web Site A5-W23 Part 2 of Minutes re Museum at College Farm A5-W24 FinSoc Notable People inc Ruge, Tyler, Coates, Weinberg, Halls, Ferguson,Cullen A5-W25 Monthly Meeting Attendance A5-W26 FinSoc Special meeting 21/11/07 MAIN Finchley Society Archive Main Index Page 2 of 14 17/02/2021 A5-W27 Quizzes & emergency material for meetings A5-W28 FinSoc's jubilee exhibition 1977 A5-W29 Membership & Correspondence A5-W30 FinSoc Secretary/Chairman details/responsibilities A5-W31 F S Visits A5-W32 Raffle regulations A5-W33 Questionnaire on interests A5-W34 Special Signed Letters A5-W35 Robert Winton life, donations A5-W36 Entertainment sub-committee A5-F40 Finchley Church End Trust A5-E51 Press Release re Fin Soc 1988 - 1992 A5-E52 Press Releases 1993-1994 A5-E53 Press Releases 1995-1996 A5-E54 Press Releases 1996-1997 A5-E55 Press Releases 1997 A5-E56 Press Releases 1998-9 A5-E57 Press Releases 2000 A5-E58 Press releases 2001 A5-E59 Press Releases 2003 A5-E60 Press Releases 2004 A5-E61 Press Releases 2005 A5-E62 Press Releases 2006 A5-F63 Press Releases 2007-2009 A6-N1 1987 NCR, North Circular Road Henlys Corner development enquiry/plans, PLNG correspondence A7-B3 Barnet Borough plans & reports, UDPs including maps, PDPs, report on festivals PLNG 1972 B4-1-19 Finchley Society Financial Records supporting, 1981-2013, FINANC B5-20-23 Finchley Society Financial Records supporting, 2011-13, F21 2012-15 FINANC B5-C1 Christ's College development project (arts centre) PLNG B5-C3 Copthall development project PLNG B5-G1 GLC plans & reports PLNG B5-Z Planning reference documents - Impact of superstores, Charities Act 1993, HSE PLNG guide for voluntary workers, Compulsory Purchase Compensation, English Heritage Streets for All, HOC Parliamentary Small Shops Group High Street Britain, Govt Planning Policy Statement 12, 2004, GLC Transport Policies 1977- 82, DOP Way Ahead 1995, Govt Planning Acts, CPRE various B5-Z1 Assessing impact of superstores (LCTP) PLNG B5-Z2 Charities Act 1993 (Briefing for charities) PLNG B5-Z3 Charity and Voluntary Workers (HSE) PLNG B5-Z4 Compulsory purchase procedures (Prime Minister's Office) PLNG B5-Z5 English Heritage Streets for All PLNG B5-Z6 High Street Britain 2015 (Parliamentary Small Shops Group) PLNG B5-Z7 Planning Policies Local Development Framework (PM's Office) PLNG B5-Z8 Transport Policies and Programmes 1977-19?8 PLNG B5-Z9 Transport - the way ahead (Dept of Transport) PLNG B5-Z10 Various Government Planning Acts PLNG B5-Z11 CPRE PLNG B5-W12 Planning Tyler correspondence by year PLNG B6-E Borough of Finchley Council Meetings(1941-1952) (in wrappers by year) B7-M1 Finchley Manor, Sternberg Centre development projects PLNG C (Alcove) Plaque presented to HMS Tartar to commem. adoption by inhabitants of Finchley 1942 ARTEFC C (Alcove) Plaque by Lords Commissioners o/t Admiralty to commem. adoption HMS Tartar 1942 ARTEFC C (alcove) Finsbury House 1930 High Road sign ARTEFC C (Alcove) Bus route indicator roll ARTEFC C (Alcove) Borough of Finchley sign- Avenue House Public Library Rest & Reading ARTEFC Room MAIN Finchley Society Archive Main Index Page 3 of 14 17/02/2021 C (Alcove) Borough of Finchley sign- Avenue House Grounds Public Garden ARTEFC C (Alcove) Finchley Coat of Arms ARTEFC C (alcove) Hawthorn Dene name plate ARTEFC C (Alcove) Lead Hopper head from Finchley County Grammar School ARTEFC D1-B1 Friern Hospital Development FBHOSP D1-B2 Glebelands 1980-99 including swimming pool SWIMNG D1-F3 Swimming in Barnet 1980+ see list D1-B2 SWIMNG D1-F4 Friern Watch Documents see list LEGAL LEGAL D1-B5 Listed Buildings BILDGS D1-F6 FS Millennium Street Photo Survey Index D1-F7 FS Millennium Street Photo Survey Index Areas 1- 16 (April 2000) D1-F8 FS Millennium Street Photo Survey Index Areas 17- 31(April 2000) D1-F9 Avenue House survey 1998 + (photos, pamphlets etc.) D1-F10 FinSoc photo survey 2011 D1-F11 Post boxes ordered by reigning monarch D1-F12 Pargeting (from Derek Warren) D1-F13 War Memorials D1-B14 The Environs of London by Rev Daniel Lysons (abstracts, history and cuttings) D1-B15 John Loomes butcher 17 The Broadway Church End various docs D1-F16 Mayoress Eva Constable's Scrap Book(1966-1967) D1-F17 Mayoress Eva Constable's Scrap Book VOL4 (1967) D1-W18 Eva Constable's engagement Diary Chair of Friern B. UDC D1-B19 Looms butchers Broadway N2 1907 etc D2-F1 to 24 Andrew Forsyth Postcard Collection Vols 1-24 (D2-F1 to D2-F24) PHOAFP D3-F25-35, Andrew Forsyth Postcard Collection Vols 25-35, A, B (portrait) PHOAFP AB - F13 D3-B14 Andrew Forsyth Non-Finchley photos box (Mill Hill, Totteridge, Oak Hill Pk) 1951, 75, 80 D3-B15 Andrew Forsyth Finchley photos box TO BE ADDED to PHOLSE D3-F16 Andrew Forsyth Negatives Album D3-F17 Andrew Forsyth slides-Finchley D3-B18 Andrew Forsyth slides-Barnet, Hendon, F B C PH department D3-F19 Andrew Forsyth album, Local 1948 - 1984 PHOALB D3-F20 Andrew Forsyth album 1985 - 1989 PHOALB D4-BX Andrew Forsyth Card Index 3 boxes D4-F1 Album of photos London, home counties inc 1 of Finchley (Sept, Oct 1890) PHOALB D4-F2 Album of Old Photographs, Mill Hill, Hadley, Enfield (1 photo Friern B 1890) PHOALB D4-F3 Old postcards North London inc Finchley See PHOALB PHOALB D4-F4 Old photos from press cuttings (mainly not Finchley, poor quality) D4-B5 Old postcards non-Finchley D4-F6 Christ s College photos See PHOALB PHOALB D4-B7 Brown family photos (inc WW1) TO BE ADDED TO PHOALB?? D4-F8 Silver Jubilee Exhibition FS displays at Silver Jubilee exhibition PHOALB PHOALB D4-B10 Friern Barnet Hospital and Site FBHOSP D4-B11 Deeds, land - miscellaneous see finsoc legaldocuments.xls LEGAL D4-B12 Documents relating to A 72 Stanhope Rd N3, C&B 93&103 Durham Road N2 LEGAL D5-B1 Brent Cross Development D5-B2 Fin Soc postcards box PHOLSE D5-R3 St Mary's Information Plaque (roll) NA D5-B4 Red Lion Hill Cordings Cotts/Scout Hut including earlier legal documents add to LEGAL leg docs list, + Borough of Finchley opening of Red Lion Hill housing scheme D5-B6 Friary1938 Park Bowling Club D5-B7 Finchley Carnival programmes (1984-2007 with gaps), and colour photos D5-R8 Finchley County School photo Apr 1962 NA D6-B1 College Farm Gallery, accounts etc D6 spare folders, printer NA E1-F1 History of Finchley Society E1-F3 Finchley Society scrap book SCRAFS MAIN Finchley Society Archive Main Index Page 4 of 14 17/02/2021 E1-F4 Church End scrap book SCRACE E1-F5 Whetstone, Friern Barnet scrap book, list of Reboul recordings SCRAWH E1-F6 East Finchley scrap book SCRAEF E1-F7 North Finchley, Maps, lost buildings Gainsboro/Finchley Lodge, Two chimneys SCRANF E1-F8 Miscellaneous Bills 1920-1960, 1972-1975 E1-F10 Reference Book to the Map of Old Enclosure Lands 1839 (transcription) E1-F11 F S Events (1985-2011) E1-F12 Paddy's Local History E1-F13 World War II WAR E1-F14 Fred Davis' list of Finchley Residents and Places NA E1-F15 The Finchley Index compiled by Fred Davis' E1-B16 Tom Tooley incl WW1 memorabilia & pocket diaries E1-B17 Paddy Musgrove(1914-1988) Paddys press cuttings on Finchley, obituaries, lecture notes E1-B18 Jean Scott(1921-1993) E1-B19 Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013) E1-F20 The Thompson family E1-B21 Octavia Hill (1838-1912) + Octavia Hill Garden E2-B1 Barbara Phillipson diaries 1922, 1935, 1942 E2-B2 College Farm photos 1 PHOLSE E2-B3 College Farm photos 2 PHOLSE E2-B4 Avenue House photos PHOLSE
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