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B/W print; Golders Green Crossroads before the Underground, by E W Shroeder, 1904

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Reference number
1999/20099
Description
Site of Golders Green Underground station taken in 1904, before construction and development of the area. The view looks north-east along Finchley Road (Charles White album says Regent's Park Road), at the time a dirt road (foreground centre to background left) forming a crossroads at the intersection of Golders Green Road (left) and North End Road (right).
A signboard in front of a dilapidated building (mid/ground right), marks the site of the station. A lamppost, bench and partly legible sign stating: 'Building Estates - Edward Howard', stand at the crossroads. The square tower of Goldres Green Crematorium stands in the middle distance surrounded by open fields.
Photographer
Dates
1904
Collection
Object type
  • B/w print
Photograph number
U4950
Location
Topics
Completeness
74%
  • Physical description

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    Annotation
    GOLDER'S GREEN IN 1904. LOOKING NORTH-EAST FROM THE REGENT'S PARK ROAD.

    On right is North End Lane, with the site of the Underground station; on left the beginning of the Golder's Green Road, leading to Burroughes and Hendon. In middle distance is the Crematorium, with the fields that were to be covered with the houses of the Garden Suburb - a home for the living about the resting-place of the dead.

    Photograph supplied by E W Shroeder, of Child's Hill Post Office, December, 1922. Underground have right of reproduction; but any further prints required must be obtained from Mr Shroeder.
    Design
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    Shot
    long exterior
  • People involved

    RolePerson(s) involved
    Photographer
    E W Shroeder, 1904
  • Associated companies, people and places

    Places
    Borough
    Barnet,
    Location
    Golder's Green, NW11
    People
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    People
    Charles White -