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A History of the County of Middlesex

… father, but was sold in 1837; 66 it was later used as a school. Thomas Thorney, barber-surgeon of London, bought the … the house and adjoining land to the Clergy Orphans' school. The school occupied the house until 1812. 91 In 1834 … house of three storeys and attics, with five bays, a central pediment, and cornices, which probably once had …

Acton: Protestant nonconformity

A History of the County of Middlesex

… registered another house for worship and a Sunday school in the western end of the parish. 43 In 1817 … stone dressings, by Smee & Houchin in style of Methodist Central Halls (Westminster). Large hall seating 350-400; … meeting; Presb., Presbyterian; reg., registered; sch., school; Wes., Wesleyan. Guildhall MS. 9580/4; Ealing …

Acton: Public services

A History of the County of Middlesex

… committee, 55 but after 1946 it became an annexe to the Central Middlesex hospital in Acton Lane, Willesden. 56 From … by mobile libraries by 1957. In 1966 there remained the central library and a branch at Acton Green. 69 The … with c. 6 a., was purchased in 1903 for the county school and a public park; North Acton playing fields of c. 22 …

Acton: Roman catholicism

A History of the County of Middlesex

… by 1902 at nos. 45 and 47 Avenue Rd., where they ran day school. 32 Moved to no. 9 Rosemont Rd. 1930. Chapel at no. 1 … (Surr.) 1850. 34 Chapel and sacristy in Acacia House, Central Ave., registered 1960, cancelled 1964. 35 Apostolic …

Acton: Social and cultural activities

A History of the County of Middlesex

… in fashion and the assembly room became successively a school, a private dwelling, and a farmhouse, being pulled … intended to serve Acton, Hammersmith, and Chiswick. 30 Flying displays were given at the London Aviation Co.'s … airfield in North Acton c. 1910, and the Ruffy-Baumann flying school moved to Acton from Hendon in 1917 and operated …

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