EAW052904 ENGLAND (1953). Brentford Fruit and Vegetable Market, Kensington Cemetery and the surrounding area, Brentford, 1953

The Bell and Crown public House. A Fuller Smith & Turner house.

The Waggon and Horses Public House, tied to Fuller Smith and Turner.

The Plough, a former Royal Brewery of Brentford house, which would be in Barclay Perkins hands at this date.

Star and Garter Hotel (Fuller Smith and Turner).

The Express Hotel, still open as a well know Free House. At the time of the photo it was tied to Benskins of Watford Brewery.

The steam Packet Hotel. First closed in the 1980s, becoming a Café Rouge before reverting back to a public house called The Steam Packet in August 2019.

The new Brentford Foorball stadium now exists where these siding are.

This is Power Road Studios, This building still exists (2021) although many around dont!

Tower at waterworks, now part of the London Museum of Water and Steam (formerly Kew Bridge Engines).

Acton Town station.

Ealing Common station.

Trolleybuses passing Kew Bridge station.

This was a bank, latterly a branch Of Nat West. Now demolished...

Henly's ("England's Leading Motor Agent"), later better known as Martini's.

The GPO's Wheatstone House, shown here the year it was built (in fact it looks like it's still under construction, judging by the hoardings outside!). It was not a Telephone Exchange, but a Transmission Repeater Station was located in the basement. Expected to be demolished in 2016 for redevelopment.