Edmonton, Montefiore Place, Little Bury Street c.1900
Photo ref: E263506
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A Selection of Memories from Edmonton

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 Edmonton

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Born in 1955, I'm told my first bed was in a chest of drawers. 2 rooms in Gilpin Cresc. With mum, dad and grandparents. Moved to Moree Way when Gilpin Cresc was due for slum clearance. Moree Way was built on the old Alcazar bombsite after the war. My dad was Charlie Johnson one of 8 children. I remember getting detached from my mum on The Green when shopping and the old tram rails. I used to have ...see more
I lived in Brookfield Road from 1955 when I was born until 1973, when I married. I went to Fleecefield Scool from 1960 to 1970. I have vivid memories of when I was about 7 and walking through Edmomton Green market, being facinated by the live eels slidding around in the silver trays outside the fish shop.
I lived in Kimberly Road by the Willoughby Lane gas works from about 1952 and recall the late Queens 1953 coronation when our road was full of tables and chairs for the street party. Raynham Road school was more like a university with teachers such as Mr Rhubens, Mr Bond, Mr Parry and Mr De-winter. Mr Evans had been our Headmaster. I remember Terry Breed, John Knott, David Cook, Lenny Head, Rita ...see more
I started life at the North Middlesex Hospital in January 1940. The 2nd World War causing damage all over. I lived with my Mum and Dad at St Mary's Gardens in Lower Edmonton. During the Battle of Britain, our house was completely destroyed by a German bomb raid. We were rehoused at 57 Chiswick Road, very close to Croyland Road, where I went to school until I reached the age of 10. At the age of 10 I went to Chaigeley Boarding School in Thelwall, Lancashire, where I stayed until 1960.