EPW037575 ENGLAND (1932). Factories and industrial land alongside the Grand Union Canal and Great Western Railway in Hayes and Hounslow, Heston, from the south-east, 1932

Kraft Cheese then T. Walls & Son

Kearley & Tonge jam and biscuit factory.

St Mary's RC Orphanage School, which existed from 1854 - 1950. The rather stark buildings were once military barracks used by the soldiers who were employed at the adjoining North Hyde Gunpowder Depot, which was opened towards the end of the Napoleonic Wars. The depot (out of shot) had its own docks running off the Grand Junction (Union) Canal. Wentworth Road and Convent Way now occupy the depot site. https://www.flickr.com/photos/45101643@N04/4234248897/ The orphanage buildings were demolished in about 1952. The site was later occupied by International Aeradio and subsequently Raytheon and Ametek. BEA (and subsequently British Airways) also had a staff training facility on the site.

Site later occupied by the Firmenich building

Site later to become British Waterways Depot, Bulls Bridge. Now occupied by large Tesco store.

Site of extensive WW1 hutted munitions factory (National Filling Factory No. 7)

Fairey Aviation Company

This might be the old War Memorial

My Dad had his allotment on here

I remember going into this building it was a café and you had to go up some steps to get in. And in 1950 used to go in there with my Dad. He had an allotment over the road what became Western International

British Waterways Bulls Bridge My dad Bob Ford worked there in the late 1940s early 1950s

Canal Side

Brent Road

EMI

Southall Lane

The Grand Junction Pub

hayes by pass [a312}

western international market

Dry Dock

The Toll House, Bulls Bridge

Bulls Bridge Junction

GWR to Paddington

Nestle coffee factory