epw001542 ENGLAND (1920). Windmill Hill, World's End, Enfield, 1920

this house is still standing in 2023

Enfield Windmill (site of), a smock mill, was operated for many generations by the Robinson family. The mill existed by 1720 but by 1896 the Ordnanace Survey map noted the mill was disused, and in 1901 the sails were removed before it was demolished in 1904. Situated on Old Park Road, towards the top of Windmill Hill, nearby to the Church of St Mary Magdalene, the mill is remembered by the current road names of Windmill Hill, Millers Green and Robinson Close. Source: http://www.windmillworld.com/uk/enfield.htm

Front aspect of Slades Hill House. This lovely old house situated near the junction of Old Park View and Slades Hill. Taken from back of a house situated on the Ridgeway. The background is the Enfield Old Park and Grange Park, now Enfield Golf Course with Salmonds Brook running off into the distance.

The Ridgeway In Front Of The Long Line Of Houses Visible.

Slades Hill Just Behind The Two Houses Adjacent

This Lane That Led To The Entrance of The 100 year + Golf Club And Onwards To Several Fields, Now Forms Part Of Old Park Road South. A Cul De Sac Where The Houses Were Built Circa 1954.

Windmill Hill

In Living Memory The Enfield Hotel In Crescent Road Demolished In The early 1970's. Now The Site Of A Retirement Home

The Future Road The Coppice Runs Left To Right

Long Hedge Line Denotes Future Road - Old Park View

North Bound Steam Train Having Past Through Enfield Chase station And Heading Towards Crews Hill Station

The Great Northern Railway Line Now Part Of British Rail Franchisee First Capital Connect

Railway Bridge Over Holtwhites Hill Road

Christ Church United Reform In Chase Side

St Mary Magdelene Church on corner of Windmill Hill And The Ridgeway

Enfield Golf Club