EPW028180 ENGLAND (1929). Railway bridge over Golders Green Road, Golders Green, 1929

I believe this is The Oaks owned from 1921 by Rev. Reuben A. Tribich (later known as Reuben Lincoln) (6 February 1881 - 8 October 1957) and where Fredman Ashe Lincoln grew up https://www.maritimefoundation.uk/in-memoriam/fredman-ashe-lincoln/. I remember seeing this house, if it is The Oaks, as late as the 1980s even as some written sources state it was demolished after the war.

This shop awning is promoting 'Buckingham Baby Linen Specialist'

This shop awning appears to be advertising 'Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear'.

Open top K or S type double decker operated probably by London General. The conductor may be on the top deck. There is a figure wearing a white cap - this could well be the white dust cover that bus crews put over their caps in summer.

Underground logo roundel on railway bridge.

Northern Line Railway from G.Green,

Beechcroft Avenue

Hoop Lane

Armitage Road