Muswell Collection

Muswell Hill
Looking down Muswell Hill, in north London. Date: circa 1900

The Alexandra Park Races, 1868
Engraving showing one of the horse races held at Alexandra Park, Muswell Hill, during the summer of 1868. The large stand is clearly visible on the right of the image

Muswell Hill, London
Street scene in Muswell Hill, London, England c. 1940

Muswell Hill Queen's Parade early 1900s

The Athenaeum, Fortis Green Road, Muswell Hill, London. Date: 1910

The Burning of the Alexandra Palace, 1873
Engraving showing the view inside the Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, as the Grand Organ and orchestra was destroyed by fire, June 1873

Queens Parade, Muswell Hill

1840s Victorian Map Of Middlesex Vintage Lantern
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Alexandra Palace
View of Alexandra Palace in 1876. Now it is a Grade II listed entertainment and sports venue in London, situated between Wood Green and Muswell Hill in the London Borough of Haringey

Butchers Shop of J G Randall of Muswell Hill Road, London. Date: circa 1905

Poultry Shed and Cow House
English domestic architecture: Designs of a Poultry Shed and Cow House at Muswell Hill, Hornsey for J.L. Hancock Esq. From George Alfred Deans Series of Selected Designs for Country Residences

Morris J Type Van Accident, Hyde Works, St Jamess Lane, Muswell Hill, near Hornsey, County of London, England. Location stated is of the owner. Date: 1950s

Children Gardening, Thought to be at Muswell Hill, London, near Highgate, County of London, England. Date: 1900s

Palace of the People, Muswell Hill
Design for the Palace of the People, Muswell Hill: North front, by architect Owen Jones. This design was never in fact realised

The Alexandra Palace, 1875
Engraving showing the exterior of the Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, London in 1875. The railway, which brought many of the visitors to the palace, is clearly visible in the foreground

The Alexandra Palace, London, 1875
Engraving showing the exterior of the Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, London in April 1875

Design for a winter garden at Alexandra Palace, 1859
Engraving showing the interior of a proposed winter garden inside the Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, London, 1859. The large dome shown was proposed to allow tropical plants

Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, London, 1871
Engraving showing a distant view of the Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, 1871

The Ruins of the Alexandra Palace, 1873
Engraving showing an interior view of the ruins of Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill, London, 1873. In June of that year the palace was destroyed by fire

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Muswell Hill, a charming neighborhood in London, has a rich history that is woven into its streets and landmarks. Dating back to the 19th century, this area was known for hosting The Alexandra Park Races in 1868, where locals gathered to witness thrilling horse races. The Athenaeum on Fortis Green Road became a cultural hub, attracting intellectuals and artists from all over London. However, Muswell Hill faced tragedy when the iconic Alexandra Palace went up in flames not once but twice in 1873. This devastating event left a mark on the community's spirit but also showcased their resilience as they rebuilt what would become an enduring symbol Hill. Queens Parade stands as a testament to the neighborhood's evolution over time. In the early 1900s, it bustled with activity as residents strolled along its vibrant shops and cafes. A glimpse into the past can be found through vintage lanterns or even an old Victorian map of Middlesex from the 1840s. The Butchers Shop of J G Randall on Muswell Hill Road served as a gathering place for locals seeking quality meats and friendly conversation. Nearby stood poultry sheds and cow houses that provided fresh produce for many households. Today, Muswell Hill continues to thrive with its crown jewel - Alexandra Palace - standing tall amidst stunning surroundings. It serves as both an entertainment venue and tranquil parkland where visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of London. As you explore this captivating corner of London, let yourself be transported through time by embracing Muswell Hill's historical charm while appreciating its modern vibrancy.