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Golders Green, The Bus Station And North End Road c.1960
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The least attractive part of the town centre is the forecourt to the underground station, which is also used as a bus station. Rather than admire this tarmac desert, it is better to turn through 180º to see, and if possible visit, the Golders Green Hippodrome, designed by Bertie Crew in 1913. This fine theatre has been used by the BBC as a recording studio since the late 1960s; it is one of comparatively few remaining suburban music halls in Greater London outside the West End.

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A Selection of Memories from Golders Green

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Golders Green

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Golders Green 70s/80s
I was born in Temple Fortune in 1972 and moved to Golders Green in 1973. I remember shopping in Woolworths which was next door to the library, it was a huge branch and sold plants and seeds at the back. There was a pet shop at the end of the alley way near Woolworths where my sister and I used to buy pet tortoises! Then there was MacFisheries a bit further along. I loved the smell coming from the coffee ...see more
Golders Green, Cheapside, Golders Green Road c1960
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Added 08 April 2020

White Swan
I think that when your photographer set up his camera to take this scene he was not intending to take 'Ye Olde Grove Farme' shop, but the site of the public house 'The White Swan', (behind the tree) which, as far as I know is still there; or was when I was in the area a few years ago. On the far left of the picture you can see the pub sign. .
Golders Green, Ye Olde Grove Farme, Golders Green Road 1912
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The Prince Albert Was So Cosy, Lively And Friendly
A really great Golders Green former establishment is (or was) the Prince Albert pub (later a Harvester Restaurant) which was situated at 290 Golders Green Road, London, NW11 9PY. It was a great jazz pub where people would meet and make friends. Now that has long gone, even though very buzzing and thriving in the Harvester guise. I was last there in 1993 to eat and drink where there ...see more
"The Prince Albert"
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"The Prince Albert"
I have one of the earliest known photographs of the building that occupied the site in the 1800's. The house was started as a 'Beer House' by a Frederick Smith circa 1851. It underwent a rebuild by Richard King c1898, and included a 'Tea House' along side. The King family were also Timber Merchants in Brent Street, Hendon, and Highfield Road, Golders Green. At the start of the 20th Century Frederick King ...see more
Golders Green, The Prince Albert c1965
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