lost London streets, Gone!

[gazza]

thanks also for those links Sue & Jo.
No luck tho sadly.
Cheers
Gazza

[Sylviaann]

If you go to Streetmap and look up Suffolk Road N15 you will see it comes off St Ann's Road.  Minster Road was parrallel to Suffolk road leading from St Ann's Road.  You will see a little T junction with no name which looks like a dead end.  Minster road was at the end of this dead end bit.

Hope you can understand that.  Minster road is still in my 1950's A-Z

No Trace of Nassau Road or anything like it in Tottenham area

They are not in my A-Z of Victorian England published 1888.  The area looks like fields although St Ann's Road is there.

Sylviaann

[Sylviaann]

Actually after getting out my magnifying glass I can see the Min of Minster Road.  It is on the edge of the page.

Sylviaann

[gazza]

Excellent ,thanks sylviaann.
I'll recheck the census on the nasau rd one in case I mis-read it.

[atrebatus]

Hello everybody . . . Thanks for Minster Road stuff . . . I was looking for the same road! My Gr Grandfather & Gr Grandmother were ther 1881 census "Arnold/Moules"
Puzzle solved!    Vernon Maldoom 

[Alfred Moynte]

Try the Internet Archive Wayback Machine

http://wayback.archive.org/web/

This is a great way to look at deleted web sites.  I just tried it successfully for the Lost London Streets site.  Go to the Wayback Machine, then enter the URL for L.L.S. (http://members.aol.com/WHall95037/london.html) in the blank field.

[jmw93]

I've just found this site http://www.maps.thehunthouse.com/Streets/New_to_Old_Abolished_London_Street_Names.htm

Judith

[atrebatus]

A lot of inner London street names were changed between 1929 and 1939. I found this site useful in comparing old names to find the later versions --

http://www.maps.thehunthouse.com/Streets/Street_Name_Changes.htm

My Grandfather lived in Islington at East Place, this changed to Northeast Place and worked in the market in Chapel Street which changed to Chapel Market.
Hope this helps !