EPW057956 ENGLAND (1938). Clouds over Nower Hill, Pinner and environs, Headstone, from the east, 1938. This image has been produced from a damaged print.

Pinner Park School

Ainsdale Crescent

Headstone Manor

A row of ancient elm trees, killed now by Dutch elm disease.

There was an ancient cottage here, derelict, pressure from the good burgers of Nower Hill, read stuck up city types, pressured the local authority to demolish it due to it's attraction to the undesirable teens of the council estates built in Pinner in the 50s.

It is Pinner park farm, but locals all called it Halls Farm. Halls family were dairy farmers from the early 20th century to the present day.

The Metropolitan line to Pinner station.

Halls Farm in the 1930s! Not known as Pinner park then by locals!

A marsh, one of the sources of the river Pinn.

Nower Hill area

Hatch End High St.

Hatch End station

Uxbridge road

Secret pond, full of Crucian Carp in the 1960s.

The original location of Hatch End, before it was "relocated" to what was part of Pinner Wood. Look at early Census walks!

Headstone Lane station

Melbourne Avenue

Birkdale Avenue

Greystoke Avenue

George V Avenue

Pinner Park Farm

Anglesmede Crescent, before the houses were built