EPW062755 ENGLAND (1939). Northwick Park Golf Course, North Wembley, 1939

The local builder F & C Costin, who along with Thomas Francis Nash, built much of the housing in Kenton during the '20s and '30s had its builder's yard here. The large wooden sheds remained until about the late 1960s. The yard originally had its own railway siding, running off the adjacent main line.

Appers to be a bridge over the steam railway line This would later be changed to a subway

Gasometer Roxeth South Harrow now the site of a Waitrose store https://www.southharrowthenandnow.co.uk/making-gas.htm https://www.southharrowthenandnow.co.uk/then_and_now_page_4.htm

South Kenton station Euston to Watford Junction British Rail line

Also, Edward Perrin 1916

Sudbury Farm, also known as Sheepcote Road Farm until 1957 - part of Sudbury Court Farm along with Harrow Park Farm.

Perrin's fields, part of Sudbury Court Farm until 1957

The Windermere public house This is happily still in existence and the interior is largely unchanged from the original. At the time of the photograph it would have been newly opened or shortly to open.

West Harrow Station

The partially complete Harrow-on-the-Hill Station rebuild.

Sheepcote Farm

Northwick Park Golf Club

This is the plot where the John Lyon pub would be built.

Carlton Avenue West

Electric railway AC/DC electricity transformer house (similar to that at Harrow Met's Lowlands Road entrance).

Northwick Park station

Northwick Avenue

Derwent Gardens

Sudbury Court Drive

Parade Ground

Watford Road North Wembley

The Ducker Harrow School Bathing Pool (Constructed 1866)

Windermere Avenue