Stoke Newington history (and Green Lanes in particular)

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Green Lanes in Stoke Newington, London has a long history as a route for moving livestock to markets in the 1700s. In the late 1800s, several parks and public spaces were established in the area, including Clissold Park and Finsbury Park. During the 1900s, Stoke Newington was administered as a metropolitan borough until 1965 when it was absorbed into the London Borough of Hackney. Green Lanes remained an important thoroughfare throughout this time.

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Stoke Newington History
(Green Lanes in particular)
Amir Dotan
twitter.com/HistoryOfStokey

Green Lanesis an ancient thoroughfare,
originally a route for droving livestock along which
cattle were walked from Hertfordshire towards
Smithﬁeld Market in London.

1856 - Plan for the
proposed lay out of
Finsbury Park spanning
Hornsey and Stoke
Newington

1889 - Clissold Park
opens to the public
following a dramatic
local campaign to save
it from development

Joseph Beck - Chairman
The Clissold Park Preservation Committee

Wesleyan Church (now Green Lanes Methodist Church), rebuilt 1968

1894
The Pegasus
The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak

The Royal Oak pub (Now the The Leconﬁeld)
The Pegasus
The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak

The Pegasus pub (Now Gümüṣhane Pekünlüler Lokali)

1900 - The Metropolitan Borough of Stoke Newington is created

1965 - The Borough is abolished and is absorbed into Hackney

1932
No. 33 tram - Withdrawn on 07.04.1952
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Green - Green Lanes - MANOR HOUSE

Holland House (aka Olympic House). Demolished 1952.

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