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West Harrow station opened in 1913 when much of the area around it was still fields. 🚇 Now it’s part of thousands of daily journeys. Do you get on here? #Harrow #POV
A closer look at the North Harrow Motors Clock Tower 🕰️. The Art Deco tower dates back to 1933 and was built as part of a parade of shops and flats linked to a Morris car showroom known as Morris House. Over the years it’s become a familiar sight for anyone passing through North Harrow 😍. #Harrow #POV
Most people don’t even notice this on Lowlands Road… but that tower’s been there since the 1920s. Wards Freehouse wasn’t even built as a pub, it just ended up becoming one later. One of the more random buildings in Harrow when you actually look at it. #Harrow #POV
Our Caraway dreams coming true one subway stop at a time 💭🚕 Stop by at the corner of W 57th St + 8 Ave and snag a pic 📸 Be sure to tag us!
AD Why do only two stations in the UK have Garden City in their name? I visited both of these Great Northern stations to find out why @gnrailuk #GreatNorthern #railblazers
POV: A normal afternoon outside Harrow Bus Station. People heading home, buses coming and going, shoppers crossing the road. Do you normally get the bus, train, or drive when you’re coming into Harrow town centre?
↔️ Never lose your way Travel into CR0 via West Croydon? We got you. As you can see, we're just a shimmy and a shuffle from West Croydon Station. So, next time you're in the ends and you want an exceptional movie night, you know where we are. 🎥 @2160pmedia
Do you recognise this busy street? Many of these buildings look exactly the same today! Drop your guess in the comments! 👇 📷 @archifaumonarchives / David E. Sutcliffe
A row of cottages on the approach to Hardmans Mill, with some gardens encroaching upon New Hall Hey Road after it had been cut by the railway. Access between the two sides of the mill complex was via a subway (left of camera), now filled in and replaced by a level crossing. rossendalesloopy.wordpress.com
There is so much character in old architecture, we are so lucky in the UK to be able to enjoy historic towns like this, my only wish is we still built them the same way… 📍Haworth, West Yorkshire
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