EAW025263 ENGLAND (1949). Denham Service Station and Denham Avenue, Denham, from the south, 1949. This image has been produced from a print.

This is a London Transport "Q"-type, such as was used on the Uxbridge-Harefield 309 route via Denham. It is here on the A412 travelling towards Harefield.

Morris Commercial FV

Austin k8

Mammoth Major 8 MkIII

GMC CCKW 353 converted to bus

Denham Service Station was quite a substantial arrangement for the time and is much more impressive than the modern replacement. It probably reflects the fact that at that time, the A40 was the main route from London to the West. Since the building of the M4 and M40 its importance is now substantially diminished.

Denham Avenue (North Orbital Road, A412)

Junction of Village Road and Cheapside Lane. The village Hall now stands on this site.

Roof of Denham Place just visible over the trees

Looks rather like a US-Armed Forces bus...certainly not a London Transport bus.

Tilehouse Lane leading to Denham Golf Club, Denham airfield, and the Tilehouse

Denham Film Studios

Early building of houses at Denham Green

Junction with Slade Oak Lane leading to Higher Denham

elephone exchange

North Orbital Road in direction of Denham Green