-
course on 21 July 1964. On
Whitewebbs Lane
there is the
Whitewebbs Museum of Transport.
Further up the road is
Whitewebbs Park. This is a
country park...
- have been developed,
areas that
remain undeveloped include Trent Park,
Whitewebbs Park,
Hadley Common, Fir and Pond Wood near
Potters Bar, and the valleys...
-
renting houses where priests could convene safely.
Among these houses was
Whitewebbs in
Enfield Chase,
which was
visited by
several of the
Gunpowder Plotters...
- Gazette. 19
March 1920. p. 3432. "
Whitewebbs Park and Golf Course".
London Gardens Online.
Retrieved 18 May 2016. "
Whitewebbs Park and Golf Course". Park Explorer...
- at
Capel Manor,
Myddleton House (part of the Lee
Valley Park) and the
Whitewebbs Museum of Transport. The Borough's own
museum is
based in
Thomas Hardy...
-
bordered by
Bullsmoor Lane and
Whitewebbs Lane to the north,
Forty Hall to the south. and the New
River to the east and
Whitewebbs Park to the west.
Bulls Cross...
-
providing safe
houses including Baddesley Clinton in
Warwickshire and
Whitewebbs in
Enfield Chase near
London for
Jesuit missionaries such as
Henry Garnett...
- "Westminster Dragoons". Army
Museums Ogilby Trust.
Retrieved 25
March 2015. "
Whitewebbs Museum of Transport". Whitewebbsmuseum.co.uk.
Retrieved 25 June 2014....
- the
Conservative candidate Andrew Thorp, who had
campaigned to
protect Whitewebbs golf course. Lappage's seat was won by the
Labour candidate Chinelo Anyanwu...
- clay.
Whitewebbs has
links with the
Gunpowder Plot, as Guy
Fawkes and his
fellow conspirators are
known to have used a safe
house in
Whitewebbs Lane,...
