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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BARNET PLANS LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates Finchley LMA/4070/01/00084 Holden Road, Finchley CP: Planning 1880 Feb application for roads and sewers -1880 Mar Submitted by Samuel Knight, 24 Cornhill, EC, architect. 1 file of 12 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00087 Netherelms, 87 Woodside Avenue, Finchley 1880 Feb CP: Planning application for houses -1880 Mar Submitted by Samuel Knight, 24 Cornhill, EC, architect. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00108 72-74 Woodside Park Road, Finchley CP: 1880 May Planning application for houses Also address: Station Road. For Mr Burchell. Submitted by Samuel Knight, 24 Cornhill, EC, architect. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00176 11-13 Woodside Avenue, Finchley CP: 1880 Feb Planning application for houses Submitted by Samuel Knight, architect. John Grover, builder. 1 file of 16 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00477 998 High Street, Derwent Lodge Estate, 1884 Feb Finchley MB: Planning application for houses -1952 Jun Submitted by William B Brown and RT James and Partners, architect and consulting engineers. John C Hill, builder. 1 file of 8 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00531 Holden Avenue, Finchley CP: Planning 1884 Sep application for houses For AH Weir. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00539 33 Woodside Avenue, Finchley CP: Planning 1884 Oct application for houses For John Grover, builder. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates LMA/4070/01/00585 Woodside Hall, Woodside Park Road, Finchley 1885 May UD: Planning application for public halls -1894 Nov For Mr Holden. Samuel Knight, 62 Cornhill, EC, architect. J Grover and Son, Witon Works, New North Road, N, builders. 1 file of 4 plans and 4 documents LMA/4070/01/00601 Holden Road, Finchley CP: Planning 1885 Oct application for churches For Reverend H Stevens, vicar. Submitted by Charlton J Humphreys, builder. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00733 High Road, Whetstone, Finchley CP: Planning 1888 Jun application for houses For RV Field. Submitted by Herbert G Clarke, architect. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00734 The Swan With Two Nicks, Finchley CP: 1888 Jun Planning application for public houses Not built. For and submitted by William G Bartlett, 2 New Broad Street, EC, owner and architect. Also for CP Christie. 1 file of 8 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00779 Saint John's Church, High Road, Whetstone, 1889 Jul Finchley CP: Planning application for vicarages Submitted by William Postlethwaite, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00780 Brook Farm, 1441 High Road, Whetstone, 1889 Jul Finchley CP: Planning application for houses Submitted by Thynne and Thynne, solicitors. 1 file of 30 files and documents LMA/4070/01/00808 Woodside Grange Road, Finchley CP: Planning 1890 Mar application for houses Premises: Trowle, Green Trees (formerly Waen Avon), Glenthorpe and Rathlin. For Marriot and Company. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates LMA/4070/01/00842 40-50 Swan Lane, Whetstone, Finchley CP: 1890 Oct-1891 Planning application for cottages Apr For JW Lynn. Submitted by FD Thomson, The Oaks, Woodside Park, North Finchley, architect and surveyor. Messrs Young, builders. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00890 869 High Road, Whetstone, Finchley CP: 1892 May Planning application for shops For Tomlin and Company, owners. Submitted by FD Thomson, architect. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00937 52-62 Swan Lane, Whetstone, Finchley CP: 1893 Apr Planning application for cottages Submitted by FD Thomson, architect. Francis Smythe, Frederick Cornish, William Mark Present and James Pointing, surveyors and builders. 1 file of 13 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00948 1279-1285 High Road, Whetstone, Finchley 1893 Jun-1893 CP: Planning application for houses Jul For HL Beckwick, Bank Chambers, 3 Cook Street, Liverpool, owner and architect. Architec 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/00976 1297-1301 High Road, Whetstone, Finchley 1894 Mar UD: Planning application for houses -1894 Nov For Alice Hill, owner. Submitted by F Cottrell, builder. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01002 Holden Avenue, Finchley MB: Planning 1894 Nov application for public halls -1940 Dec For and submitted by Henry Holden. File includes application for alterations for wartime use. 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01041 56-58 Leicester Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1895 Jul-1895 application for houses Aug For Henry Bassant, parquet flooring manufacturer. Submitted by MR Stonnell, builder. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates LMA/4070/01/01048 Challoner House, Woodside Grange Road, 1895 May Finchley MB: Planning application for houses -1958 Jul and stables Premises formerly known as Grange Dean. For TR Stokes, owner. Submitted by Edwin O Sacks and Woodrow, architects. Mackey, Bowley and Company Limited, constructional engineers. 1 file of 15 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01051 50-60 Woodside Park Road, Finchley UD: 1895 Oct-1896 Planning application for houses Feb For Charles Marriot. Submitted by G Hodgkinson, architect. Eagleton and Sons, builders. 1 file of 7 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01069 Avenue Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1896 Feb application for houses -1896 Oct For Mr Newman and Mr Kirby. Submitted by FD Thompson, architect. William Thomas Holliday, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01078 1-6 Totteridge Lane, Finchley UD: Planning 1896 Apr-1896 application for houses Jun For Mr Baxendale and Mr Welch. Submitted by James Henry Claridge, builder. 1 file of 7 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01113 37 Rasper Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1896 Oct-1897 application for houses Aug Also address: 47 Rasper Road. For Mr Harridge and Miss Whitehead, owners. Submitted by George A Oram, builder. 1 file of 5 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01231 2-38 Woodside Park Road, Finchley UD: 1898 Jul Planning application for houses HJ Baylis, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01238 14-26 Totteridge Lane, Finchley UD: Planning 1898 Jul application for houses JH Claridge, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates LMA/4070/01/01322 21-43 Green Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1899 Jun application for houses For and submitted by Mr Shewry, builder. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01353 63-76 Swan Lane, Finchley UD: Planning 1899 Sep application for houses -1900 Oct For Mr Camfferman and Mr Presant, owners. Submitted by G Ball, builder. 1 file of 3 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01355 49 Woodside Avenue, Finchley MB: Planning 1899 Sep application for houses -1957 Jun Makey, Bowley and Company Limited, builders. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01363 Naylor Road, Hayward Road and Birley Road, 1899 Sep Finchley UD: Planning application for roads -1899 Oct For Lloyd H and Francis N Baxendale, Greenham, Newberry, owners. 1 file of 4 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01388 1-43 Woodside Park Road, Finchley UD: 1900 Mar Planning application for houses Also address: Great North Road. Submitted by HJ Baylis, builder. 1 file of 7 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01400 100-106 High Street, Finchley UD: Planning 1900 Mar application for shops -1900 Apr W Duffitt, architect. CF Day, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01408 1-17 Fredericks Place, Finchley UD: Planning 1900 Apr application for houses George Ball, builder. 1 file of 5 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01447 1-39 Naylor Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1900 Sep application for houses -1906 May For and submitted by JH Claridge, builder. 1 file of 5 plans and documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BARNET PLANS LMA/4070 Reference Description Dates LMA/4070/01/01513 Friern Barnet Lane, Finchley UD: Planning 1901 Jun application for houses For J Sweet, owner. Submitted by G and J Claridge, builders. Claridge, G. and J. Claridge Builders Sweet, J. 1 file of 3 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01534 84-94 Holden Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1901 Aug application for houses Submitted by Henry James Baylis, builder. 1 file of 5 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01645 North Finchley Steam Laundry, Great North 1902 Jan-1902 Road, Finchley UD: Planning application for Dec laundries For Sanitary Laundry Company, owners. Submitted by Bishop and Pritchett, architects. Bishop and Pritchett Architects 1 file of 2 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01651 Woodside Gardens, Finchley UD: Planning 1902 Jan-1903 application for houses Dec Submitted by HW Evans, architect. 1 file of 10 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01658 11-14 Woodside Grange Road, Finchley UD: 1902 Jan-1902 Planning application for houses Dec Submitted by JH and HE Jones, architects. 1 file of 7 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01671 High Road, Whetstone, Finchley UD: Planning 1902 Jan-1903 application for shops and houses Dec Submitted by CF Day, builder. 1 file of 6 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01702 High Road, North Finchley, Finchley UD: 1903 Jan-1903 Planning application for shops Dec For and submitted by Sanitary Laundry Company Limited. 1 file of 10 plans and documents LMA/4070/01/01830 Great North Road, Finchley UD: Planning 1903 Jan-1906 application for houses Dec Submitted by Charles Rook, builder.
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