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Tottenham Hale. Tottenham was recorded as Toteham in the Domesday Book and the name is derived from the personal name of the Saxon Totta and Old English ham, 'a homestead' - the home of Totta' and his family who once lived on a site here. Hale is derived from the Old English healh, a corner of land'. It was recorded as le Hale in 1502 and was the home of Richard atte Hale in 1274.
The station was opened as TOTTENHAM HALE on 1 September 1968.