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Hendon Lane, LONDON, N3 1SA

Part of what was once Christ's College on Hendon Lane.

This was Christ's College until they built a new site in the 80s.

This school building was originally constructed in 1860 for Christ's College, Finchley, a church of England school that had been founded in 1857 on the opposite side of the road. This imposing building was constructed to designs by Edward Roberts. After four decades as a private school, Christ's College was taken over by Middlesex County Council in 1902, becoming the Council's first grammar school. In 1927 it lost its links to the Church of England and in 1978 it merged with the Alder School in East Finchley. This new combined school operated for a while on split sites but in 1991 concentrated its operations on a site in East End Lane. The building, after a period of disuse, became Pardes House Grammar School, a Jewish Orthodox institution. For the building's history as Christ's College, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christ%27s_College,_Finchley . For Pardes House Grammar School, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardes_House_Grammar_School .

This is now a Jewish School, Christ's College moved to the North Circular a mile east in the late 80s.

Originally, Christ's College, the building was taken over by Pardes House when the college moved to new premises. Christ's College was founded in 1857. The school building dates to 1860 and was designed by Anthony Salvin.

This school building was originally constructed in 1860 for Christ's College, Finchley, a church of England school that had been founded in 1857 on the opposite side of the road. This imposing building was constructed to designs by Edward Roberts. After four decades as a private school, Christ's College was taken over by Middlesex County Council in 1902, becoming the Council's first grammar school. In 1927 it lost its links to the Church of England and in 1978 it merged with the Alder School in East Finchley. This new combined school operated for a while on split sites but in 1991 concentrated its operations on a site in East End Lane. The building, after a period of disuse, became Pardes House Grammar School, a Jewish Orthodox institution. For the building's history as Christ's College, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christ%27s_College,_Finchley . For Pardes House Grammar School, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardes_House_Grammar_School .

Originally, Christ's College, the building was taken over by Pardes House when the college moved to new premises. Christ's College was founded in 1857. The school building dates to 1860 and was designed by Anthony Salvin.

The building was constructed in 1860 as an Anglican School and named Christ's College. The designs were by the architect Edward Roberts; its main feature being a 120-foot tower. The school flourished as a private school during the 1860s and 1870s. In 1902, the school was taken over by Middlesex County Council, as the first Middlesex County grammar school. In 1972, a new annexe in East Finchley and in 1990 the Hendon Lane site was closed and the school moved in its entirety to the East Finchley site. For some time the building was unused but eventually it was sold to a Jewish school.

Taken from the junction of Rectory Close