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A History of the County of Middlesex
… boom nearby, especially around Regent's Park to the south. On the advice of its London solicitor, the college … in Bridge Road (later Bridge Approach), a short road south of Adelaide Road. Of the 117 householders living in his … western end of the estate, on King Henry's Road, which ran south of and parallel to Adelaide Road, on link roads between …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 36 On a field of Platt's estate which jutted westward south of Teil's estate, four houses fronting Finchley Road … survived. 51 All Souls Unitarian church was built to the south at the junction with Weech Road in 1903 and Burgess … blight development to the north and east as it had to the south and west, possibly because building north and east was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and is known only from engravings of the church from the south-east published after that date, one of c. 1860 after a … stone, with stone dressings. There was a two-storeyed south porch, which had a sundial on a gable in the 18th … 53 The churchyard was enlarged in 1755 by a plot on the south side given by John Maryon. 54 Land on the north side of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… abortive attempts in 1778 and 1819 to build a new north-south route through the centre of Hampstead parish. The … continuing north to Childs Hill in Hendon. In the populous south part of the parish they ran east-west from Chalk Farm … Road across the boundary and along Fleet Road to South End green in 1887. 70 A large stables and depot were …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… The largest portion, 87 a., lay in Summer Leas in the south-west, while there were 61 a. in Homefield, presumably near the grange, 11 a. in Pirley field in the south-east, and smaller amounts in other named shots and … le Scrope, who held the manor of Hodford and Cowhouse in south Hendon. 45 It is probable, therefore, that the two …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Aske's and University College schools for boys, and South Hampstead High for girls. In 1947 the L.C.C. supported … Nat. opened. 1880 accn. 554, a.a. 201. I in iron bldg. at South End Green from c. 1886. Financial difficulties led to … in Downshire Hill. 1905 accn. 159 M, 262 I. Iron bldg. at South End Green became St. Steph.'s Sun. sch. M & I schs. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Upper Frognal Lodge (no. 103) and a pair of houses to the south, was held by Padmore's nephew John Padmore Perry (d. … copyhold, the rest being either ancient demesne to the south or waste, part of the heath, to the north. In 1741 the … cottage, later called Manor Cottage, was built on the south side of Frognal Lane, east of Manor Lodge. 19 It was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and north-east of the town, around the Vale of Health, and south-east of Spaniard's Road. It formed an irregular strip, … as rough moorland, in contrast to the demesne farmland south and west of Hampstead town. Divided from St. Pancras by … one, whose drainage was sought by the residents of South Hill Park, were acquired in 1892 by the L.C.C., which …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 27 after another pond which was filled in in 1835 to form South End Green. 28 Four tenants were surnamed atte Pond on … Paget (d. 1678); a second house had been 'recently' built south of it by 1675. 48 At the southern end of the estate … added c. 1683. 58 On the east side the George existed south of the junction with Pond Street by 1666, 59 the White …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… as the playground of London's East End, 2 lies with its south-western corner 3.2 km. north of Marble Arch. A compact … boundary marks: Watling Street or Edgware Road forming the south-western boundary with Willesden, the cucking pool … boundary with St. Pancras has since remained constant. The south-eastern boundary with St. Pancras and Marylebone ran …