EPW058091 ENGLAND (1938). Holloway Road and environs, Upper Holloway, from the north-west, 1938. This image has been produced from a print.

Royal Northern Hospital Holloway Road N7

794 Holloway Road, at this time a Manze Eel & Pie House.

Holloway [later Highgate] tram and trolleybus depot. Opened in November 1907 the LCC operated 336 tram cars from here. Recently converted (March 1938) to operate trolleybuses, LT ran both for the next 14 years to April 1952. Nine trolleybus routes were operated from here - 513/613, 517/617, 609, 611, 615, 627, 639, 653, and 679, as well as trams 31, 33, and 35. The depot could hold 230 trolleybuses but this potential was never realised. In 1950 the depot was renamed Highgate when the Tram and Trolleybus Department was absorbed into The Central Road Services Division, there already being a Holloway Garage. The depot finally became a garage with the abandonment of trolleybuses on 25th April 1961 and reverted to being Holloway when the garage in Holloway Road closed in September 1971.

This could be Elthorne Rd and thuis large, flat-topped factory could be Betts Stamping. They made things like bottle tops in the late 1960s.

Stock Orchard Crescent

Widdenham Road

Quemerford Road

Loraine Mansions, Widdenham Road

Biddestone Road.

St. Johns Church, Holloway Road / St. Johns Grove, N19

Upper Holloway Station, Holloway Road, N19

St. Johns Grove, N19

Holloway Road, N19

Tufnell Park Rd

Odeon cinema on the corner of Holloway Rd and Tufnell Park Road