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A History of the County of Middlesex
… as a market gardener in 1862 55 and was still at Grove Park farm, a more isolated farmhouse, in 1887. 56 Known as … Wood, and secured new capital from John Fuller of Neston Park (Wilts.). Control passed to Fuller's son John Bird … south of Burlington Lane, by the later Promenade Approach Rd.: O.S. Map 1/2,500, Mdx. XXI. 2 (18946 and later edns.). …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… (Hogarth), 2 junior mixed and infants' (the new Grove Park and Cavendish), and 4 infants' (Belmont, Beverley Road, … the same abbreviations are used. Belmont Primary, Belmont Rd. Opened 1905 as council schs. for BGI to replace Turnham … a.a. 620; 1919 accn. 651, a.a. 505. Closed 1926. Grove Park Primary, Nightingale Close. Opened 1952 for JMI. Roll …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 94 which perhaps also benefited from the growth of Bedford Park. Although deprived of its older residences and with … inland and join Burlington Lane, along the line of Grove Park Road. It could be covered at high tide and never served … Lane but reached south-east as far as the existing Grove Park Road. 17 Of the riverside inns in 1862 the Ship and the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… lies in a large loop of the Thames 10 km. west of Hyde Park Corner. It is known chiefly for Chiswick House, near its … boundary near the east end; built over as part of Bedford Park, it is included in the present account along with that …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1878, was being built up to form part of Bedford Park. Residents of the new suburb formed a vigilance … mainly with sanitation, in 1881 and a more general Bedford Park committee in 1883. 66 A local board was formed for … with three members each, were created in 1901: Bedford Park, Chiswick Park, Grove Park, Gunnersbury, Old Chiswick, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… U.D., which opened the grounds in 1929 as a public park. In disrepair before the Second World War, the house was … cascade. 96 Exotic trees and animals were displayed in the park, including an elephant, which in 1828 impressed Sir … removed to Devonshire House (London) c. 1897 and to Green Park in 1921. 98 Sales of surrounding land by the dukes in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Hall burnt down 1875, plot bought S. side Chiswick High Rd., 3 and new church reg. 1882. 4 Attendance 1903: 157 a.m.; … church. 6 Methodists. Chiswick Meth. church, Sutton Court Rd., originated in mtgs. of Hammersmith Wes. circuit in Chiswick by 1845, in shops off High Rd. c. 1865 and c. 1876. Yellow-brick Sunday sch. chapel blt. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Grove Pk., originated in services at no. 1a Bolton Rd., bought c. 1944 66 as chapel of ease to Our Lady of Grace … bought by 1855 at W. corner Duke's Ave. and Chiswick High Rd., 71 replacing Windmill Place chapel. Low building in … community) registered ground floor of no. 34 Barrowgate Rd. as convent chapel 1963-71. 82 Sisters of Verona acquired …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… from 1884, 81 after some members had founded the Chiswick Park Cricket and Lawn Tennis Co., 82 which by 1900 had … and lawn tennis clubs. New clubs by 1900 included Bedford Park for lawn tennis, Sutton Court for football, and Fairlawn Park for tennis and bowls; Grove Park had its football club …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 40 to 50 per annum from Henry Smith's charity. At Chobham Park are the remains of a large mansion, in which Archbishop … Hall, a venerable mansion built in 1600, is seated in a park on the north-west margin of the Chor. Baganley Hall is a … Esq.; Willow House, by Thomas Cameron, Esq.; and Park Place is the residence of Richard Smethurst, Esq. …