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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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Green Dragon Lane (1906)
TUM image id: 1570999494
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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
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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
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Hillcrest, N21 Hillcrest is a typical suburban road of Winchmore Hill.
Credit: GoArt/The Underground Map
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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
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