EPW061329 ENGLAND (1939). The High Street and environs, North Finchley, 1939

27 Woodside Avemue Demolished 2020 for a new Barnet Council Childrens' Home.

Mayfield Avenue

Finchley Park

Lynton Avenue

Carrimore 6 Wheelers depot. Previously The Rink cinema and before that, a skating rink

Swan & Pyramids pub in the 1950's

Friern Watch, home of Ebenezer Homan from the mid 1800's, In 1952 it became St Elizabeth's Home for Incurables & was sadly torn down in the 80's for what is today known as Homan Court.

Fraser and Glass Limited - plastics factory, warehouses and optical works.

North Finchley Trolleybus Station. Five routes operated from here - 517 & 617 to Holborn [via Highgate, Nags Head, and the Caledonian Road]; 521 & 621 also to Holborn [Wood Green, Manor House, Nags Head, Caledonian Road]. The 517 & 521 going anti clockwise, while the 617 & 621 went clockwise round the Holborn Loop. The fifth route, the 660, went to Hammersmith. Routes 609 & 645 to Barnet also passed through making this a very busy place.

St. Barnabas Church Hall

Gaumont Cinema

The Cricketers pub.

Jelks' furniture shop.

The Belgravia pub.

Odeon Cinema.

Public Library.

Percy Road.

Woodside Park tube station.

Northside School.

Tally Ho PH