Meadway Gate marks the western end of Meadway as it joins Temple Fortune Lane.
Category: Hampstead Garden Suburb
Waterlow Court, NW11
Waterlow Court was designed for ’businesswomen’ by Baillie Scott.
Corringway, NW11
Corringway included a unique Hampstead Garden Suburb feature – a large block of garages (now demolished)
Willifield Way, NW11
Willifield Way runs south from ‘Crickmer Circus’ to meet Hampstead Way before the junction with Meadway.
South Square, NW11
South Square is the name of the southern part of Central Square, Hampstead Garden Suburb.
Central Square, NW11
Central Square was the original centre of Hampstead Garden Suburb due to the further development of the Suburb in the 1920s and 1930s, it is now located towards the west.
Wyldes
Wyldes by George Barnard (watercolour) Following the path to the left, after leaving Stow House, we come to a quiet corner of the Heath, and to an ancient dwelling. Collins’s later in the century, Tooley’s Farm is in the present day a private residence, being bereft of its pastures, the more distant of which have …
Elephant Field
The grazing elephants of Hampstead Garden Suburb…
Turners Wood, NW11
Turner’s Wood, built in 1916, was the final road of the original Hampstead Garden Suburb before the First World War brought work to an end.
Hampstead Garden Suburb – a history
This history of Hampstead Garden Suburb was a paper written for the London Division of English Heritage in December 1994 by Dr C E Miele. No copyright claim is assumed by this blog. Begun in 1907 Hampstead Garden Suburb is known internationally as the most perfect example of its type. Its designers Barry Parker and …