EAW020693 ENGLAND (1948). Edgware and the view towards Borehamwood, Edgware, from the south, 1948
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Title | [EAW020693] Edgware and the view towards Borehamwood, Edgware, from the south, 1948 |
Reference | EAW020693 |
Date | 17-December-1948 |
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Place name | EDGWARE |
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Country | ENGLAND |
Easting / Northing | 519343, 191565 |
Longitude / Latitude | -0.27630725337459, 51.609781743147 |
National Grid Reference | TQ193916 |
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The White Lion ground, formerly home to Edgware Rugby Club. The football club played here 1939-2008. |
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![]() A tram on route 66 heading south along the Edgware Road to its destination of Acton in Spring 1935. There was just over a year to go before trams were replaced with trolleybuses and this route then became 666. The Boot public house is in the background and the shops on the right were fairly new then |
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