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Monkhams Farm, Woodford Green (1905) Between the wars, as the families of the local gentry moved out, their homes were pulled down and the grounds laid out for housing estates. On the Monkhams estate, while the southern part had been developed by 1914, the remaining part was completed in garden-suburb style during the 1930s. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636124325 Licence:	The Cricketers, Woodford Green This local landmark started being used as a public house just before 1848, with it being first listed as a ’beer house’ that year. TUM image id: 1620148773 Licence:	The George, on the corner of George Lane and High Road, South Woodford Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636132493 Licence:	Woodford Green at the top of Salway Hill Old London postcard TUM image id: 1629993244 Licence:	"The Railway Station", George Lane (later South Woodford on the Central Line) in its Eastern Railways era (c.1910) Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636124568 Licence:
Quiet hours on the Underground Credit: London Transport Museum TUM image id: 1636125573 Licence:	High Road, Woodford Green (c.1900) This photo was taken just outside the Castle Hotel. TUM image id: 1620295835 Licence:	Madeira Grove, Woodford (1948) A bus replacement service while the electrification of the new Central Line service was taking place TUM image id: 1674395893 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Woodford Bridge, Chigwell Road (c.1905) Pictured from the same spot today, this location would be underneath the M11 motorway Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636131437 Licence:	Southend Road, South Woodford (early 20th century) Southend Road later was incorporated into the North Circular Road. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1636125788 Licence:
Glengall Road, Woodford Old London postcard TUM image id: 1620297639 Licence:	Salway Hill in Woodford Green. Despite the postcode naming this as South Woodford, the arrival of the tube station changed the names used in the area. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1620149587 Licence:	Fog at South Woodford station Credit: LNER TUM image id: 1620669368 Licence:

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Monkhams Farm, Woodford Green (1905) Between the wars, as the families of the local gentry moved out, their homes were pulled down and the grounds laid out for housing estates. On the Monkhams estate, while the southern part had been developed by 1914, the remaining part was completed in garden-suburb style during the 1930s.
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Madeira Grove, Woodford (1948) A bus replacement service while the electrification of the new Central Line service was taking place
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