Thread: LONDON WW II BLITZ DAMAGE

I am researching certain street locations in Tottenham, Greater London.



I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction for finding out which streets were bomb damaged during WW II, which were rebuilt and houses and businesses renumbered or for that matter not rebuilt at all.



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Following Elsabels advice, can any one help me pinpoint 166 St Anns Road (The B152), Tottenham, Middlesex. This is the address mentioned in the 1891, 1901 and 1911 censuses where my grandfather ran a Hairdresse + Tobacconists and newspaper Agency.



I think that it is on the corner of Seven Sisters Road and St Anns Road to the westward side.

Hello



Why not post the name of the street and area you are looking for?



Old maps will be in the local librayr or Record Office, some are even on line......



http://www.ww2museums.com/article/10...-Tottenham.htm



Elsabels

[quote name='Elsabels' date='11 April 2010 - 10:44 AM' timestamp='1270979075' post='218964']

Hello



Why not post the name of the street and area you are looking for?



Old maps will be in the local librayr or Record Office, some are even on line......



http://www.ww2museums.com/article/10...-Tottenham.htm



Elsabels

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Thank you Elsabels for your advice and interesting URL.



Notice that I have done an edit.

I think that some records offices even have "bomb damage" maps showing the extent of the destruction.