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A clip from a 1973 BBC documentary of Hell's Angel "Mad John" visiting his wife living near Knightwood Close on Broadfields, Edgware The houses remains but most of the surrounding flats have since been redeveloped. youtube.com/watch?v=ng8Ll7…

The second Freeman in '37 was C.C. Cartwright who served for 31 years and was known as the "Father of the Hendon Council" In 1955 the Middlesex Regiment, known as the Die Hards, were awarded it on their bi-centennial. Their regimental depot was Inglis Barracks at Mill Hill East

Happy Middlesex Day! May the 16th is the date when the Middlesex Regiment earned the nickname the Die Hards at the Battle of Albuhera in 1811 The Regiment was stationed at Inglis Barracks in Mill Hill East from 1905 till 1966 youtube.com/watch?v=4kZ6YI…

They're no longer the Crusaders or the Panthers, should Middlesex Cricket be the Middlesex Clowns next? Honour the irreverent Middlesex yeomanry of old From a 1788 book of phrase and slang at Wellcome Library wellcomecollection.org/works/caxhr9u8

Your annual reminder that the County of Middlesex still exists! Middlesex may not exist in local government, but it endures as a recognised UK historic county. On 16 May, we celebrate our county's rich history, heritage and natural environment. A very happy Middlesex Day!

Mill Hill so important to our Middlesex Regiment and its place in history ♥️💛 #Diehards

Do you recognise these cottages? They could be in #Suffolk. This photograph was taken in the 1930s or 1940s by Herbert Edward Tuppen. #ArchiveDetectives #ArchiveMystery

#MISSING | Have you seen James, 37? Last seen at Barnet General Hospital on 28/05/2025. He is white, 5ft7in, with short hair and a small frame. Last seen wearing a black top and trousers. He is known to carry a teddy bear. If you see him, call 101, quoting reference 6848/28MAY.

#OnThisDay 1964: Edgware station was closed permanently by British Railways, 25 years after passenger services ceased. ➡️ flickr.com/photos/tags/ed…

On this day 1964 The Edgware GNR (Great Northern Railway) line was closed to passenger service on September 11, 1939, and to all traffic on June 1, 1964. The goods yard at Edgware continued to operate until June 1, 1964, when it was completely closed

For those interested in the history of Burnt Oak

Jimmy Mac’s Out Again in… Metro-Land.

Jimmy Mac on…. Closed Pubs.

The fantastic Geoff Marshall re-visits Mill Hill East Station for his Decades of the tube series youtu.be/VyDVJ6qq9wc?fe…

Still one of my favourites From the Mill Hill Hist Soc Archives An amazing B/W photo of a Zeppelin over Mill Hill

Going through family heirlooms...

Someone online has designed flags for all the London boroughs, this is the one for Barnet Hendon's paschal lamb against the turquoise of the modern Borough of Barnet logo reddit.com/r/vexillology/…

Does anyone remember these bookshops from 70s / 80s North London and Middlesex? Bring back the days where Mill Hill could support not just a second hand book store but one that specialises in comparative religion!