EPW044204 ENGLAND (1934). The LPTB Metropolitan Line and environs to the west of Rayners Lane Station, Rayners Lane, 1934

The diminutive booking office hut that served Rayners Lane prior to the Holden/Uren replacement of a short few years later.

Future site of Beechcroft Avenue

Future site of the Rayners Lane Baptist Church

Vicarage Way

Hillcroft Avenue

The Rayners Hotel would soon be built here.

A rake of trucks in the double siding built by the Metropolitan Railway at the request of ES Reid, the local builders responsible for the development of Harrow Garden Village.

This looks like it was an estate sales office hut. They were invariably sited near Metropolitan or Underground stations when an area was being developed to facilitate potential house buyers. They were usually temporary structures, but occasionally retained and put to further retail use when they outlived their original purpose.

Imperial Drive

South Close

The Glen

Village Way

Capthorne Avenue

Ovesdon Avenue

Kings Road

Warden Avenue

Torbay Road

Worple Way

Possibly Nash narrow gauge railway.

Alexandra Avenue & Nash Archway

This part of Rayners Lane was known as "Harrow Garden Village"

Nash sidings/unloading High Worple