This guide to Hillingdon is mostly derived from the Conservation Area guides produced on behalf of the London Borough of Hillingdon ACACIA AVENUE Acacia Avenue runs parallel with the Uxbridge Road. The avenue is primarily residential with houses dating from the inter-war period. ACACIA MEWS developments have been built to the north east of Harmondsworth …
Category: Street histories
Some street name derivations: W-Z
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Some street name derivations: T-V
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Some street name derivations: S
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Some street name derivations: P-R
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Some street name derivations: M-O
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Some street name derivations: J-L
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Some street name derivations: G-I
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Some street name derivations: D-F
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Watford streets
Watford street histories largely derive from the conservation area guides produced by Watford Borough Council: https://www.watford.gov.uk/downloads/download/90/conservation_areas_-_maps_and_descriptions BEDFORD STREET Approximately a mile away from the existing centre of Watford, a new station was completed in 1837 to the west of the road to St Albans. A relatively modest affair, the station buildings were quickly complemented by a …
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