Pictures
From the collection of the City of London
- St Margaret’s Church in 1792
- Atkinson’s Almshouses c1800
- Edgware Lodge c1820
From the Collection of Clive Smith
- Great Northern Railway Station c1905
- High Street c1905
- Edgware Road c1905
- Edgware Road with tram c1910
- Edgware Road c1925
- Railway Hotel c1925
- The Ritz Cinema Opened 1932
- The War Memorial
- Entry into Edgware
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Coordinates: 51°38′02″N 0°16′45″W / 51.63399°N 0.27907°W / 51.63399; -0.27907
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