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Churchill Gardens
on the Great Western Railway housing estate this was named for the first Viscount Churchill, chairman of the company from 1908.
Claygate Road
26 Colourful front garden leading to imaginative, small back garden which maximises space in artistic and imaginative ways.
Eastfields Road
Highfield Road
In a group of names in North Acton the suffix ‘field’ alludes not to arable land but to the North Acton Playing Fields, which they surround this is above the rest of the group,
Links Road
The grounds of Hangar Hill House became a golf course.
Lowfield Road
Northfields Road
In a group of names in North Acton, the suffix ‘field’ alludes not to arable land but to the North Acton Playing Fields, which they surround this is, are on the perimeter,
Station parade
West Acton Station 5th November 1923. Between East Acton and Ealing Broadway on the Central Line. This was an extra intermediate station on the Central Line on a Great Western Railway freight line built in 1913 as Ealing and Shepherd's Bush Railway. Cheaply bult with the little pagodas Great Western used on its halts.
Hanger Hill
Garden Estate the beau ideal of romantic rural Metroland. 1928-36 by Douglas Smith & Barley.
Queen's Drive
Half a mile of timbered framed houses in cream and black – effect is comic. The houses are set off by attractive planting
Prince's Gardens
Railway Line
Metropolitan Line going north from North Ealing skirted the eastern boundary of the grounds of Hangar Hill House.
Vale Lane
Holy Family church
Westfields Road
In a group of names in North Acton the suffix ‘field’ alludes not to arable land but to the North Acton Playing Fields, which they surround; this road is on the perimeter.