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Amersham’s 1930s-era Weller Estate was the last and furthest from London of the Metro-land estates.
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Hill Avenue, taken from Station Approach (2008). Some classic buses can be seen resting after giving people free rides around the local area during Amersham’s Heritage open day.
Credit: Geograph/Oxyman
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J.H. Kennard designed Elm Close, built off Hill Avenue in 1920 for the Amersham Public Utility Society
Credit: Amersham Museum
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Workmen building Amersham station (1892)
Credit: George Ward/Amersham Museum
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Amersham’s 1930s-era Weller Estate was the last and furthest from London of the Metro-land estates.
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Hill Avenue, taken from Station Approach (2008). Some classic buses can be seen resting after giving people free rides around the local area during Amersham’s Heritage open day.
Credit: Geograph/Oxyman
Licence: CC BY 2.0

J.H. Kennard designed Elm Close, built off Hill Avenue in 1920 for the Amersham Public Utility Society
Credit: Amersham Museum
Licence: CC BY 2.0