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Crouch Hill

Islington

Named after the street Crouch Hill; 'crouch' is Middle English for a cross.

The street runs between Crouch End and Stroud Green, and shares its 'crouch' with Crouch End, recorded as Crouche End in 1465. The Hornsey Historical Society says a wooden cross stood at the road junction where the Clock Tower now is; Hidden London says it may have been a boundary post between two manors.

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Sources

  1. Crouch Hill Wikipedia
  2. Crouch End Wikipedia
  3. A Brief History of Crouch End Hornsey Historical Society
  4. Crouch End, Haringey Hidden London
  5. Crouch Hill railway station Wikipedia

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