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The old library building in Willesden TUM image id: 1453132870 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Mark Twain in Dollis Hill. From Liberal Prime Minister, William Gladstone using it as a summer retreat and legendary American writer, Mark Twain describing Dollis Hill House as ’coming nearer to being a paradise’ than any other place he had lived, the mansion the local community fought hard to save, was finally demolished a few years ago TUM image id: 1466432270 Licence:	Dollis Hall Farm Credit: Brent Museum TUM image id: 1516546073 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Burnley Road c. 1910 Burnley Road is the location of the northern entrance of Dollis Hill station, opened by the Metropolitan Railway in 1909. The station last served the Met. in 1940. The Bakerloo ran its services there from 1939 to 1979 and thereafter by the Jubilee Line TUM image id: 1516553935 Licence:	Chapter Road, Willesden Green TUM image id: 1591890062 Licence: CC BY 2.0
Mark Twain at Dollis Hill House (colourised) TUM image id: 1597235902 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Normanby Road in Edwardian times Normanby Road is a road within the Dudden Hill Estate. The Dudden Hill Estate was planned in 1899 and was to consist of 14 roads each starting with a different letter of the alphabet. This alphabetical plan largely came off with a few omissions such as I and J. By 1911 the area was largely built up and that year the ’Dudden Hill Estate Association’ was formed. TUM image id: 1548713693 Licence:

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The old library building in Willesden
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Burnley Road c. 1910 Burnley Road is the location of the northern entrance of Dollis Hill station, opened by the Metropolitan Railway in 1909. The station last served the Met. in 1940. The Bakerloo ran its services there from 1939 to 1979 and thereafter by the Jubilee Line
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Chapter Road, Willesden Green
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Normanby Road in Edwardian times Normanby Road is a road within the Dudden Hill Estate. The Dudden Hill Estate was planned in 1899 and was to consist of 14 roads each starting with a different letter of the alphabet. This alphabetical plan largely came off with a few omissions such as I and J. By 1911 the area was largely built up and that year the ’Dudden Hill Estate Association’ was formed.
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