East Finchley Library

East Finchley Library is a grade II listed library at 226 High Road in East Finchley, London. It was built in 1938 to a design by Percival T. Harrison, the Borough of Finchley architect and engineer, assisted by C.M. Bond.^[1]

Gallery

From the High Road.
1938 opening plaque.
Interior view.
Arms of the former Borough of Finchley.

References

^ Historic England. "East Finchley Library (1390575)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 23 September 2016.

External links

Media related to East Finchley Library at Wikimedia Commons

Libraries and archives in London

Public libraries
and archives

National	British Library British Museum Imperial War Museum National Gallery National Poetry Library Natural History Museum Parliamentary Archives Science Museum (Dana Research Centre and Library) The National Archives Victoria and Albert Museum (National Art Library)
Council	Barking and Dagenham (Valence House Museum) Barnet (East Finchley Library) Brent (Kensal Rise Library, The Library at Willesden Green) City of London (Artizan Street Library, Barbican Library, Guildhall Library, London Metropolitan Archives, Shoe Lane Library) City of Westminster (Westminster Reference Library) Camden (Swiss Cottage Library) Croydon (Ashburton Library, Croydon Central Library, New Addington Library, South Norwood Library, Upper Norwood Library) Haringey (Muswell Hill Library) Hillingdon (Manor Farm) Islington (Finsbury Library, Islington Local History Centre) Kensington and Chelsea (Kensington Central Library) Lambeth (Brixton Library, Carnegie Library, Durning Library, Lambeth Archives, Minet Library, Streatham Library, Upper Norwood Library) Merton (Mitcham Library) Southwark (Dulwich Library, John Harvard Library, Peckham Library) Tower Hamlets (Idea Store) Wandsworth (Battersea Central Library, Putney Library)

National

British Library
British Museum
Imperial War Museum
National Gallery
National Poetry Library
Natural History Museum
Parliamentary Archives
Science Museum (Dana Research Centre and Library)
The National Archives
Victoria and Albert Museum (National Art Library)

Council

Barking and Dagenham (Valence House Museum)
Barnet (East Finchley Library)
Brent (Kensal Rise Library, The Library at Willesden Green)
City of London (Artizan Street Library, Barbican Library, Guildhall Library, London Metropolitan Archives, Shoe Lane Library)
City of Westminster (Westminster Reference Library)
Camden (Swiss Cottage Library)
Croydon (Ashburton Library, Croydon Central Library, New Addington Library, South Norwood Library, Upper Norwood Library)
Haringey (Muswell Hill Library)
Hillingdon (Manor Farm)
Islington (Finsbury Library, Islington Local History Centre)
Kensington and Chelsea (Kensington Central Library)
Lambeth (Brixton Library, Carnegie Library, Durning Library, Lambeth Archives, Minet Library, Streatham Library, Upper Norwood Library)
Merton (Mitcham Library)
Southwark (Dulwich Library, John Harvard Library, Peckham Library)
Tower Hamlets (Idea Store)
Wandsworth (Battersea Central Library, Putney Library)

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and archives

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Charitable	Bishopsgate Library Feminist Library Francis Skaryna Belarusian Library and Museum Library for Iranian Studies Marx Memorial Library Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum Wellcome Library Wiener Library for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide
Informal	56a Infoshop London Action Resource Centre
Private	Church of England (Lambeth Palace Library) Dr Williams's Library Evangelical Library London Library UK Parliament (House of Commons Library, House of Lords Library)