The Estates around Albion Road

These estates have affected the way that Stoke Newington has been developed over the years and will keep coming into the history of the area

Clissold Park	This was a private estate and later became a Public Park
The Glebe Field	This was the Vicar’s Field. Early vicars were also small farmers and could either run the farm, or let it to a tenant.
The Cubitt Estate	Thomas and William Cubitt bought these plots in the 1821 Sale or soon after and held the leases for many years.
Newington Hall and Paradise Row.	They were later developed as Statham Grove and part of the Burma Estate.
The Willow Estate.	This was a very large estate owned by Mt Alexander. When he died in 1891 the estae was sold and rapidly developed into Clissold Crescent, Carysfort Road and the Industrial Estate now redeveloped as Red Square. After the Second World War the Aden Grove area, which had been badly bombed, became part of the new Burma Estate.
The "Ghost" of Albert Park	Part of the site for planned for Albert Park which was to extend from Highbury Corner into what we now know as Finsbury Park. All of the proposed park except Finsbury Park was later covered with houses.
Church and Vicarages	The New Church and both old and new Vicarages.
Site of Betty Layward School
Site of Stoke Newington School
Church Path		The part of Church Path which was lost when the old Clissold School Site was expanded to include the nursery land to make room for Stoke Newington School
The New River