EPW057062 ENGLAND (1938). Kew Bridge and Strand-on-the-Green, Gunnersbury, from the south-west, 1938

Course of old connecting railway curve. Essentially still evident today.

Star and Garter Hotel and Pub. A Fuller, Smith & Turner establishment.

The Express Tavern, then a Benskins of Watford Public House. This was originally a Hawkes & Co (Water Lane, Bishop's Stortford) pub, who were acquired 1898 by Benskins of Watford. So the Express Tavern was not always the Free House we all know it today.

The LMS platforms at Kew Bridge station, they would close in 1940. They were served by Electric "Oerlikon" trains at the time.

Gunnersbury Station and Footbridge, still with it's abandoned platforms from an earlier era.

John Bull Public House

This is now a nature reserve known as the Gunnersbury Triangle.

Christ Church, Turnham Green

Chiswick Park Underground station (District Line)

This is Chiswick Village. Built in 1935. 280 flats arranges around central green. We are told that this is the first building of its type, poured concrete and brickwork, in the UK. Many Local Authorities choose to copy its fabrication and some of its designs. If you have pictures or other documents do contact us to share them with us.

This is Chiswick Village. Built in 1935. 280 flats arranges around central green. We are told that this is the first building of its type, poured concrete and brickwork, in the UK. Many Local Authorities choose to copy its fabrication and some of its designs. If you have pictures or other documents do contact us to share them with us.

Horseferry Rowing Club.

Chiswick Roundabout.

Oliver's Eyot.

Fair ride