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1. www.kentishtowner.co.uk › 2013/10/11 › shopping-buyShopping: buy a Gospel Oak limited edition print by Russell ...

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   Take a right out of busy old Gospel Oak station, glancing at the bridges made famous by Sinead O’ Connor in her titular 1997 EP, and walk past Kristin Baybar’s toy shop to the most north-westerly point of NW5 (a short hop from rowdy boozer The Stag, in fact).

2. shop.scholastic.co.uk › schools › gospel-oak-school-dy4Gospel Oak School - Scholastic Shop

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   My school Gospel Oak School Shop. £5,306,573 worth of books donated to schools; Shop and earn Free booksfree books for your school* Main menu. Shop; Books for schools;

3. www.gogna.me › schools › gospel-oak-school-schoolwearGospel Oak School | Uniform | Gogna

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   Gospel Oak School schoolwear supplied by Gogna. Our ethically produced, durable school uniform is available with easy ordering & payment terms

4. hidden-london.com › gazetteer › gospel-oakGospel Oak | Hidden London

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   Gospel Oak’s name derives from a tree under which a host of legendary figures are said to have preached, including St Augustine, Edward the Confessor, John Wesley and even St Paul. The tree marked the boundary between the parishes of Hampstead and St Pancras.

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   Online Shopping in Gospel Oak, use thomsonlocal to find and compare trusted local businesses. View profiles, trade association memberships, reviews, hours, offers and more.

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   Where is Gospel Oak?

   • The Rural Past The area currently covered by Kentish Town and Gospel Oak was part of the medieval parish of St. Pancras until 1965. Gospel Oak derives its name from an oak tree that once stood at the boundary of St. Pancras and Hampstead parishes, to the east of Southampton Road.

   A Brief History of Gospel Oak and Kentish Town

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   When was Gospel Oak renamed?

   • Devastated by bombing during World War II, large parts of Gospel Oak were rebuilt in the mid-20th century. The (now) London Overground station which bears the name Gospel Oak (pictured below) was opened in 1860, originally with the name Kentish Town (but quickly renamed Gospel Oak when Kentish Town was used elsewhere).

   What’s in a name?…Gospel Oak – Exploring London

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   How did Gospel Oak become a suburb?

   • Gospel Oak was just starting to be developed as a somewhat underprivileged suburb when railways seared through in all directions. From the 1850s compact terraced houses for the lower middle classes were built on land belonging to the Church Commissioners in the west and to Lord Mansfield and Lord Southampton to the east.

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   What happened to the Gospel Oak Tree in Hampstead & St Pancras?

   • The tree marked the boundary between the parishes of Hampstead and St Pancras. The gospel oak vanished sometime in the mid-19th century. The uncertainty as to exactly how and when this occurred corresponds with the mythological nature of its history.

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8. exploring-london.com › whats-in-a-name-gospel-oakWhat’s in a name?…Gospel Oak – Exploring London

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   Sep 16, 2019 · Devastated by bombing during World War II, large parts of Gospel Oak were rebuilt in the mid-20th century. The (now) London Overground station which bears the name Gospel Oak (pictured below) was opened in 1860, originally with the name Kentish Town (but quickly renamed Gospel Oak when Kentish Town was used elsewhere).