By Chris Guy posted on 15 Mar 2017 in Urban

Day nine of London’s Inner Circle , a photo-walk roughly following the North and South Circular roads in an anti-clockwise direction from Greenwich, follows part of the Piccadilly line extension. The walk starts at Arnos Grove tube and ends at Southgate. Both stations are wonderful examples of Charles Holden‘s art-deco architecture, and in fact this whole slice of north London suburbia is full of art-deco gems – like the beautifully simple yet stunning houses on Abbotshall Avenue.

Arnos Swimming Pool

Arnos Swimming Pool

Arnos Park Viaduct

Arnos Park Viaduct

Arnos Park Viaduct

Arnos Park Viaduct

Garage Door

Garage Door

Abbotshall Avenue

Abbotshall Avenue, Anos Grove

Lagoona

Lagoona. Art Deco housing, Abbotshall Avenue, Anos Grove

Arnos Grove

Arnos Grove – North London Suburbia

Arnos Grove

Arnos Grove – North London Suburbia

Shakespeare House

Shakespeare House

Roadsign

Pre- Worboys Roadsign, Southgate

Southgate Fire Station

Southgate Fire Station

The Grange

The Grange, Southgate

Southgate Tube

Southgate tube station

Southgate Tube Station

Southgate Tube Station detail. Designed by Charles Holden in 1933

Southgate Tube Station

London Underground Roundel, Southgate Tube Station

Southgate Tube Station

Southgate Tube Station, designed by Charles Holden

Chase Side

Chase Side Shop Parade

Southgate Tube Station

London Underground Roundel, Southgate Tube Station

Thanks for reading

You can view the other walk in this series below:

Day 1 - Woolwich Ferry to Gallions Reach

Day 2 - Gallions Reach to East Ham

Day 3 - Beckton Triangle to Ilford

Day 4 - Ilford to South Woodford

Day 5 - South Woodford to Wood Street

Day 6 - Wood Street to Edmonton Green

Day 7 - Edmonton Green to Wood Green

Day 8 - Wood Green to Arnos Grove


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