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Bruce Grove

Haringey

Named after the road Bruce Grove, the old approach to Bruce Castle.

The tree-lined approach to the manor house, once George and Vulture Walk, became Bruce Grove in the 19th century. The house, first called the Lordship House, was renamed after the House of Bruce, who had owned a third of the manor of Tottenham until Robert the Bruce lost his English lands on becoming King of Scotland in 1306. There never was a castle.

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Sources

  1. The Road to Bruce Castle Haringey Council
  2. Bruce Castle Wikipedia
  3. Bruce Grove railway station Wikipedia

This text was written with the help of AI from the sources above and checked against them.