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Belmont Road in Edwardian times with St Margaret’s Parish Hall Credit: Hillingdon Libraries TUM image id: 1562842883 Licence: CC BY 2.0	The delightful environment of Cock’s Yard Credit: The Underground Map TUM image id: 1673878686 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Uxbridge Police Station (2022) This, with its traditional blue lamp, lies at the Harefield Road end of Warwick Place. Credit: The Underground Map TUM image id: 1648151086 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Windsor Street, Uxbridge Uxbridge was an important market town and coaching stop in the past, with many fine old buildings. Unfortunately it suffered in the 1960s from redevelopment and most of the old buildings have disappeared. Windsor Street is one of the few remaining old parts of the town. TUM image id: 1562844604 Licence:	Plaque to the eponymous Mr Beasley in the Uxbridge yard named for him. I hope his afterlife wish came true... Credit: The Underground Map TUM image id: 1648141178 Licence:
Chimes Shopping Centre, UB8 TUM image id: 1483807625 Licence: CC BY 2.0	The Metropolitan Railway arrived in Uxbridge in 1904. Its terminus station was then not in the High Street but in Belmont Road. https://youtu.be/jwIkf 2x4iA Credit: Metropolitan Railway TUM image id: 1682606389 Licence:

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Belmont Road in Edwardian times with St Margaret’s Parish Hall
Credit: Hillingdon Libraries
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The delightful environment of Cock’s Yard
Credit: The Underground Map
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Uxbridge Police Station (2022) This, with its traditional blue lamp, lies at the Harefield Road end of Warwick Place.
Credit: The Underground Map
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Windsor Street, Uxbridge Uxbridge was an important market town and coaching stop in the past, with many fine old buildings. Unfortunately it suffered in the 1960s from redevelopment and most of the old buildings have disappeared. Windsor Street is one of the few remaining old parts of the town.
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Plaque to the eponymous Mr Beasley in the Uxbridge yard named for him. I hope his afterlife wish came true...
Credit: The Underground Map
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Chimes Shopping Centre, UB8
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The Metropolitan Railway arrived in Uxbridge in 1904. Its terminus station was then not in the High Street but in Belmont Road. https://youtu.be/jwIkf 2x4iA
Credit: Metropolitan Railway
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