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Croxley Green as it used to be Peter Frost Privately Published 1986 A4 sized paperback 40 pages including cover. No ISBN and no copyright copy in British Library. |
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Sample photograph
Boats held up at the timber wharf. A postcard, the date on the postmark is 1907. The Metropolitan Railway viaduct has not yet crossed the valley. The viaduct was built prior to 1921. Today the view is still busy, at least in the summer when the pleasure boats are out |
Introduction The Village Trussauds at Croxley From the Air Cherry Ripe The Green Royal Occasions Going ... going ... gone The Windmill The Canal Getting about War! Homes fit for heroes The happiest days of your life Plague Cottage Durrants All Saint's Church New Road Baldwins Lane Time for a pint There once was a road through the wood ... |
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