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Deanery Close, LONDON, N2 8NS

Originally the area between the North Circular and the High Road was called East End, now it's all part of East Finchley.

The centre track is a reversing siding for trains terminating at East Finchley. It extends little further than seen in this view.

The double front doors mean they are split into flats

This Great Northern Railway signal box is located beside the down line just north of the station. The windows have been boarded up for some time now. Compare its condition now with the 1975 view from the station, Image

Modern housing backing onto the Northern Line. The purple Smartcar is operated by Home Call, a meals-on-wheels service.

Made to look like the house next door.

View of the bridge carrying the road over the Northern Line. The bridge is quite narrow and bus drivers on the 143 route tend to give way to each other. The tower block on the left is on Prospect Ring.

Seen from the corner of Deanery Close. The ground is damp from heavy overnight rain, but the day will stay dry until the evening. The terraced houses appeared around 1890, with the exception of the block on the corner of Market Place, on the right. The original corner terrace was demolished and these erected in its place during the 1980's. The flats behind the houses are on Prospect Ring. East End Road turns left in the distance to cross over the Northern Line. Turning right out of Market Place onto East End Road can be difficult as oncoming traffic is masked by parked vehicles.

Optare Solo M780SL number 2469 of Arriva travels along East End Road on the circular H3 Route from Golders Green. The H3 is a bit of an anomaly in London terms running hourly from 07:00 until 14:00 and nothing after that. The cones are there to enforce one way operation while contractors for British Gas renew the mains.