A collection of notable residents who have lived in or still currently live in Hampstead Garden Suburb.

This collection aims to chronicle the sporting heritage of Hampstead Garden Suburb, including photos and documents. 

Dame Myra Hess was a leading internationally renowned pianist who garnered great fame during the second World War for organising some 1700 afternoon concerts and it was for this morale boosting effort that she was awarded the with a DBE in 1941, having previously been bestowed with a CBE in 1946.

She lived on 48 Wildwood Road and a plaque remains on the property in honour of her. 

Harriet Cohen was a prominent pianist in the 1920s until her death in 1967, but her influence stretched beyond that of the music world, strongly publicising the plight of German and Austrian Jews in the 1930s and even performing a concert with Albert Einstein in 1934 in order to raise funds to get Jewish Scientists out of Germany. 

She lived on Farm Walk from the 1920s until just before the Second World War. 

Dame Elizabeth Taylor, the enormously succesful film star, was born and raised in the Suburb living in 8 Wildwood Road until she moved in 1939 when she was 7. 

Leading Labour politician born in 1886, was Minister of Fuel and Power 1945-47 when the mining industry was nationalised. This is as well being Secretary of State for War 1947-50 and Minister of Defence 1950-51. 

He lived in 33 Erskine Hill.

This article documents the visit from former Wimbledon Doubles Champion Angela Buxton returning to the Suburb to attend and give out prizes at the centenary tennis tournemant. The competition was played in Edwardian fancy dress and with wooden raquets to commemorate the founding in 2007.