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Brentham Garden Suburb in Ealing was the first garden suburb to be built on ‘Co-partnership’ principles and was an inspiration for the later, larger and more famous Hampstead Garden Suburb. This photograph was taken looking across Brentham Way to the corner with Fowler’s Walk (2014) Credit: Geograph/Marathon TUM image id: 1622712125 Licence:	The Hare and Hounds, Osterley Park Old London postcard TUM image id: 1728729285 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Drayton Green Farm, West Ealing at the end of the 19th century. This was a hundred acre dairy farm, worked in 1881 by Samuel Goddard and his wife Elizabeth. By 1913, the farm had disappeared, the land bisected by railway sidings and some houses built. In 1932 part of the former farm became the Drayton Green running track. TUM image id: 1637762720 Licence:	Junction of Argyle Road with Pitshanger Lane (1902) TUM image id: 1570708154 Licence:	Charles Blondin at work TUM image id: 1545167428 Licence: CC BY 2.0
Some of the final days of peace and quiet for a couple living beneath the M4 elevated section being built above Boston Manor Road, Brentford. August 1964. TUM image id: 1707481277 Licence:	Castlebar Road, Ealing Old London postcard TUM image id: 1633186818 Licence:	Eaton Rise, W5 Old London postcard TUM image id: 1633095702 Licence:	Grove Avenue, Hanwell Old London postcard TUM image id: 1634635131 Licence:	Fiveways - the junction of Scotch Common and Argyle Road (1902) Early in the twentieth century parts of Ealing were still very rural and this scene was taken in 1902 at a spot known locally at that time as Fiveways. The houses in the distance are in Kent Gardens and are some of the few which were constructed by Henry de Bruno Austin as part of Castle Hill Estate before he went bankrupt. Credit: G. Fryer TUM image id: 1630972751 Licence:
Gibson Ticket Machine TUM image id: 1634635367 Licence:	The Home For Motherless Children on Uxbridge Road, Hanwell. Closed in 1920, the building has since been demolished TUM image id: 1709072674 Licence:

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Drayton Green Farm, West Ealing at the end of the 19th century. This was a hundred acre dairy farm, worked in 1881 by Samuel Goddard and his wife Elizabeth. By 1913, the farm had disappeared, the land bisected by railway sidings and some houses built. In 1932 part of the former farm became the Drayton Green running track.
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