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A newly-introduced design for the London taxi (1948) Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images TUM image id: 1630401714 Licence:	Before 1965, the boundaries of the county of Hertfordshire stretched way into suburbia. The 1965 reform of Greater London swept away a whole part of Hertfordshire containing Totteridge, High, East and Chipping Barnet, Osodge and part of Southgate was swept away to become just part of the new London Borough of Barnet. TUM image id: 1444081399 Licence:	The Green Dragon on Green Lanes was the oldest pub in Winchmore Hill (founded 1726). Resited in 1892, this photo shows it before it was remodelled in 1935. The pub closed for good in January 2015. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1633609235 Licence:	Letterbox near the junction of Church Hill, Winchmore Hill Road, Eversley Park Road and Houndsden Road (1998). Credit: Geograph/Christine Matthews TUM image id: 1633603584 Licence:	Green Dragon Lane (1906) TUM image id: 1570999494 Licence: CC BY 2.0
Green Lanes in Winchmore Hill at the turn of the twentieth century. The Green Dragon can be seen straight ahead. After this postcard was made, the area urbanised bringing a widened road, shops and commerce. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1633609984 Licence:	Old Park Ridings, N21 (2007) Richard Metherell, responsible for creating the Grange Park estate, built Old Park Ridings in 1909. Credit: Wiki Commons/John Salmon TUM image id: 1633601363 Licence:	Old Park View (2019) “Mean Mr. Mustard”, written by John Lennon for the Beatles, was inspired by a 1967 newspaper story about a miser who concealed his cash wherever he could. The article detailed a divorce case concerning 65 year old civil servant John Alexander Mustard. He shaved in the dark, listened to the radio in the dark, and gave his wife just £1 during the last year of their marriage. An “exceptionally mean man”, said the judge. The court case reported that Mr Mustard lived at 38 Old Park View, Enfield. Credit: GoArt TUM image id: 1569868125 Licence:	Hillcrest, N21 Hillcrest is a typical suburban road of Winchmore Hill. Credit: GoArt/The Underground Map TUM image id: 1633605002 Licence:	The Green, Winchmore Hill at the turn of the twentieth century. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1633606185 Licence:

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Letterbox near the junction of Church Hill, Winchmore Hill Road, Eversley Park Road and Houndsden Road (1998).
Credit: Geograph/Christine Matthews
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