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Architectural features in the Southgate Green Conservation Area

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Can you identify where the following architectural features in the conservation area can be found?

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Question 1

Where is this?

A	Gate to 17, The Green
B	2 The Green
C	By the Cherry Tree
D	In the Minchenden Gardens
E	On the High Street

Question 2

Where would you find this?

A	At the steps of the West Door to Christ Church
B	Behind the tennis courts on the Walker ground
C	At the entrance to the Minchenden Gardens
D	Decorative pedastal by the steps of the Cherry Tree pub
E	At the West entrance to Southgate house

Question 3

Architectural Feature in the conservation area

What is this and where would you find it?

A	Decorative ornament in the Michenden Gardens
B	Sports Club sign on the Walker Grounds
C	Door light at Minchenden House
D	Christ Church light in the graveyard
E	Lighting outside Arnos Grove House, now the Beaumont

Question 4

Where and what is this?

A	John Walker's head from the Walker Ground memorial
B	Decorative detail from 17 The Green
C	One of four heads surrounding the West Door at Christ Church
D	Part of a series of heads of the Walker brothers in the grounds of Lulworth Court
E	Discarded head (from Gilbert Scotts' design) left in the Minchenden Gardens

Question 5

Where and what is this?

A	Entrance to the graveyard on Waterfall Road
B	Part of a remaining old wall on Cannon Hill
C	Entrance to the Selborne Bowling Club behind the Cherry Tree
D	Side entrance to number 2 The Green
E	Entrance to Michenden Oak Gardens

Question 6

Where would you find this decorative ironwork?

A	At the Walker Hall
B	Around the Minchenden Gardens
C	Essex House, The Green
D	In front of Lulworth Court
E	By Oak Beams, the Green

Question 7

Where and what is this?

A	Decorative ruin in the grounds of the Beamont ..Arnos Grove House
B	Discarded pillar base from Christ Church designed by Gilbert Scott, in Minchenden Oak Gardens
C	Part of the old wall between numbers 14 and 15 Cannon Hill
D	Remains of family tomb in Christ Church graveyard
E	Discarded fountain from Lulworth Court

Question 8

Where are these?

A	Urns from the garden of ArnosSide House on the Green
B	Urns from the gardens of Lulworth Court (formerly Arnos Grove House)
C	Urns from the Garden of the Hermitage on Cannon Hill
D	Funeral urns, graveyard, Christ Church
E	Urns at the Village Gates sign at the comer of Cannon Hill and Aldermans Hill

Question 9

Where is this?

A	On the side of Essex House, Georgian house on the North side of the Green
B	Drainpipe from the back of the Cherry Tree Pub
C	Drainpipe fron Christ Church Southgate
D	Drainpipe from St Monica's centre on Cannon Hill
E	Decorative drainpipe on the Walker Hall

Question 10

Where and what is this

A	Christ Church external bell
B	Iron bell transferred from an older school to the Walker Primary School in the sixties.
C	The bell on top of 4, The Green, believed to date from the twenties when the three houses, Essex House, Arnoside and the Old House were used as a school
D	Servants estate bell at the Beamont, formerly Arnos Grove House
E	Cricketer's bell contributed by the Walker Brothers and still to be found at the pavilion on the Walker Grouns

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