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Hornsey 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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30
SITE.
Number of
Unfit Houses.
Date of
Demolition.
Development of Site.
"Churchyard Bottom"
or
Woodside Cottages
(1st section)
9
1930
18 Council flats built
re-named
"Summersby Rd."
"Ward's Cottages,"
North Hill
16
1932
21 Council flats built
re-named
"Rowlands Close"
North Road Cottages,
Highgate
21
1933
24 Council flats built
re-named
"Grimshaw Close"
15, 17 & 17a,
North Hill
3
1933
Private
Development
block of 14 flats
built in 1934,
named
, " North Hill Court"
1 and 2
"Pickering Cottages,"
at rear of above
2
1934
1 and 3 Rose Cottages,
Fortis Green
2
1934
nil.
St, James's Lane
26
1934
27 Council flats now
erected
Turnpike Lane
4
1934
33 Council flats built
and named
"Goulding Court"
Colney Hatch Lane
4
1934
—35
To be developed
privately
Tottenham Lane
IS
1935
Road widening and
private development
North Hill,
"Bartholomew Terrace"
4
1935
Private development
in flats
built in 1935, and
named "Broadlands"
Highgate Village,
"Townsend's Yard"
9
1935
Private development
Highgate Village,
"Kent's Cottages"
6
1935
do.
"Lavender Cottages,"
off Park Road,
Crouch End, N.8
5
Closed
Adapted for
builders stores
"Aldbury,"
"Maismore,"
"Laurelhurst"
"The Lodge"
St. James' Lane,
Muswell Hill
4
1935
Developed in
connection with an
adjoining factory
Summersby Road,
formerly
"Churchyard Bottom"
or
Woodside Cottages
(final section)
7
1935
Council flats