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Osidge in N11 too?[edit]

The article states:

It {Osidge} may be defined as the part of postal district N14 that is in Barnet. (I assume it is meant to say LB Barnet).
Major buildings in Osidge ... Osidge Library.

However, Osidge Library is in N11 [1]. So which of the two statements is it? Rellis1067 18:34, 27 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Sir Tommy Lipton who owned the house and estate of Osidge, the house surviving today as a home for retired nuses, addressed his Christmas cards in the early 1920's as Osidge, Southgate, Middx. These can be seen at the Museum in Southampton where displays of his achievments can be [email protected]