EAW012183 ENGLAND (1947). The Hamilton and Co London Brush Works and the surrounding residential area, Greenhill, 1947. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.
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Title | [EAW012183] The Hamilton and Co London Brush Works and the surrounding residential area, Greenhill, 1947. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing. |
Reference | EAW012183 |
Date | 13-November-1947 |
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Place name | GREENHILL |
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District | |
Country | ENGLAND |
Easting / Northing | 515877, 189030 |
Longitude / Latitude | -0.32718158550091, 51.58772000969 |
National Grid Reference | TQ159890 |
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Elmgrove Gardens In the late 1950's no 6 was occupied by Mrs Jacobs, no 8 by Mrs Trowell no. 10 By Mr & Mrs Quelch (later Mr & Mrs Miller) no.12 Mrs Shortland, no. 14 Mr & Mrs Roberts, no. 16 Mr & Mrs Taylor, no. 18 Mr & Mrs Orr, no. 20 Mr & Mrs Shipley. Opposite No 18 was Mr & Mrs Williams, next to them was Mr & Mrs Holloway and in the far right hand corner by the alleyway to Elmgrove Crescent was Mr & Mrs Nevard. The house opposite no. 4 was occupied by Mr & Mrs Newton. |
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This is an interesting point. Technically, this is all one road, but the houses to the right of this marker were built first and they were private. The houses to the left of this marker were Council Houses. In order that the private houses were distinguished from the council houses, the left part of the road was named Elmgrove Crescent, whereas the right hand part was called Francis Road. |
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