Grid reference TQ1778
near to Brentford, Hounslow, England
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Poster tower beside the M4
A number of towers have been built beside the elevated M4 as poster bsites.
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The Plough public house, Northfields |
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St Faith, Brentford - Stained glass window (set of 3 images)
by John Salmon
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View from Ealing Road bridge |
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Blondin Avenue
by N Chadwick
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Offices behind the M4 flyover, Brentford
by David Howard
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Floodlights at Griffin Park
The pylon in the north east corner of the ground, with a Gulf Air aircraft heading to Heathrow overhead.
See a view of the park from an aircraft in a similar position here TQ1777 : Griffin Park from the air.
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Windmill Road, Brentford in 1987
This picture was taken from outside the Globe pub (104 Windmill Road, corner of Boston Gardens) on the 3rd of January 1987. Across the way is Eastbourne Road, and in the distance is the Alfa Laval office by the M4. The man with the camera... (more)
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Great West Road, Brentford
Here, to the north of Brentford town centre, the M4 is carried on a long flyover above the A4. The flyover dates from 1964 when it was built as an extension to the Chiswick flyover to the east. Had planners had their way in the 1960s and... (more)
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Snowy Scene in 1961.
From the roof of R.B.Pullin & Company Ltd. Phoenix Works, which was located on the corner of Ealing Road at its junction with the Great West Road. This view was taken on a winters day looking East.
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Boston Manor Road from the M4
by Derek Harper
The flyover from which this taken appears in TQ1778 : The M4 flyover above Boston Manor Road. Boston Manor Road is the A3002.
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Former Bakers at 242 South Ealing Road
by John Barrett
242 South Ealing Road was a bakers from at least the early 20th Century for the next 80 or so years. From before World War I till after World War 2 it was run by Henry Edward Barrett.
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