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It’s a real challenge to visualise the many former villages within today’s inner London boroughs.  The city’s remorseless expansion in the 19th century obliterated so much.  Poor Wood Green has fared worse than most, with hardly any older surviving buildings.

Its underground station - along with Bounds Green and Turnpike Lane - is a good example of the earlier designs of the 1930s by the LT architect Charles Holden.   His familiar yet so appropriate work graces the network to this day.

Further south, Hornsey fares a little better, as its parish church retains its medieval tower.  Inside are several interesting monuments: one to Francis Musters, who died in 1680 aged 15, depicts him sporting clerical garb and kneeling about to be crowned by cherubs.  

If he sounds too good to be true, consider the delightfully-named Penelope Sweetapple, whose 1731 memorial with her grandfather lies nearby.

Perhaps Alexander Palace is the best known local landmark, though it certainly looks more impressive from afar.  As for famous local residents, some may remember David Greig, a familiar name proclaiming a chain of supermarkets in the 1960s.  

Young David was born above his mother’s grocery shop in Hornsey High St in 1870.  A perfect upbringing to imbibe valuable lessons about the grocery trade.