Tottenham Cemetary

Beam Engine and Museum in Markfield Park, N15

Moselle Walk from Markfield Park to Lordship Rec

Saturday, 14 September 2013 - 10:00am to 1:00pm
Markfield Park (by the Beam Engine Museum)

This mostly hidden river runs west to east through Haringey from Queen’s Wood to Markfield Park.

On this occasion we will take the route from east to west to soak up the historical remnants...

Beam Engine & Museum, Bruce Castle Museum Sculpture Trail, Ceramics, Coombes Croft Library, Down Lane Park, Events, Friends of Down Lane Park, Friends of Lordship Rec, Lordship Rec, Markfield Park, Potters Hut at Bruce Castle, Tottenham Cemetary, Visible Moselle, Walks, Willow

Queen's Wood, Highgate at the source of the River Moselle

River Moselle Walk

Sunday, 23 June 2013 (All day)

A seven-mile walk with option of starting or finishing at the half way point.

Starting at the river’s source in Queen’s Wood, Highgate, the walk will go through Crouch End Open Spaces and...

Broadwater Farm Estate, Crouch End Open Spaces, Events, Harmony Gardens, High Road, Tottenham, Lordship Rec, Markfield Park, Noel Park Estate, Pistachio's Cafe, Priory Park, Queen's Wood, River Moselle, Signs of the River Moselle, Tottenham Cemetary, Vincent Road, Visible Moselle, Walks, Wood Green

Timeline

Farms, Nurseries, Allotments and Market Gardening

Mid 13th Century: Tottenham was mainly arable farming with only small area of pasture land.
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Allotments, Beam Engine & Museum, British Rail, Broadwater Farm Estate, Broadwater's Farm, Broadwaters, Bruce Castle Museum & Haringey Archive Service, Burial Ground, Carbuncle Ditch, Clean Water, Cole Pottery, Dig for Victory, Education, Edwardian Period, Farming, Farms, Flooding, Hidden Moselle, High-Density Social Housing - 1960s, Horticulture, Industrial Archaeology, Local History, Market Gardening, Markfield Park, Markfield Piggery, Pollution, Quakers, Railways, River Health, River Moselle, River Moselle Valley, Rural Landscape, Schools, Scotland Green, Sewage, Signs of the River Moselle, Tottenham Cemetary, Urban Development, Victorian, Visible Moselle, Wood Green, Workers' Cottages, World War I, World War II

Tottenham Cemetery gates, latter 19th century - Courtesy: Bruce Castle Museum (Haringey Culture, Libraries and Learning)

Tottenham Cemetery

"A large cemetery, which makes up part of an open access area of land and habitat, along with Bruce Castle Park and All Hallows Churchyard."

Bruce Castle Museum & Haringey Archive Service, Burial Ground, Local History, River Moselle, Tottenham Cemetary, Visible Moselle

Portail detail of All Hallows' Church - By Urbanplay available under Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike license 2.0

All Hallows' Church (previously All Saints), Tottenham Cemetery

"All Hallows is an Anglican church in Tottenham, North London. It is one of the oldest buildings in the London Borough of Haringey, being built as All Saints Church in the 12th century. It was re-...

All Hallows' Church (previously All Saints), Bruce Castle Museum & Haringey Archive Service, Bruce Family, John Constable, King David I of Scotland, Local History, Tottenham Cemetary, William Bedwell

The bend in the River Moselle - Courtesy Theo Thomas, Thames21

Rivers, Right Angles and Wrong Connections

The River Moselle takes a zigzag course through Haringey, as if trying to escape our attempts to control it.

The straight lines and right turns of its route from Queen’s Wood to Markfield...

Clean Water, Concrete, Culvert, Ecology, Eels, Factories, Flooding, Heavy Rain, Lordship Rec, Lost Rivers, Markfield Park, Pollution, Queen's Wood, River Lea, River Moselle, River Thames, Sewage Fungus, Stickleback, Tottenham Cemetary, Urban Development, Waste Water

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