Totteridge War Memorial
Introduction
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Totteridge War Memorial
Image: © Marathon Taken: 5 Oct 2016
In Nairn's London (1966) Ian Nairn says of Totteridge: "More of a phenomenon than a village. It is a ridge-back, south-west of Barnet, and the views are green in both directions. Totteridge village, at the east end of the ridge, is restrained, expensive, and not really remarkable except for the sweet weatherboarded tower of the church, built 1790 and not looking a day over eighteen." The war memorial is on a small green to the north of the church where Barnet Lane meets the A5109 (Totteridge Village).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.633357
Longitude
-0.200919