EPW045947 ENGLAND (1934). The avenue of trees at Albury Hall, Albury, 1934

This triangular area between the two roads was subsequently wooded and named "Suez"

Conduit Pond

Possibly the third house on the site, built about 1780. This property is not listed, it no longer exists. The Hall was demolished in 1950. There is no record of the reason for its demolition. Image is pre-1912 and came from the photo album of C F Hawley; Courtesy of his grandson, Nicholas Hawley. Photographer is not known and therefore copyright is assumed to have expired. Source: http://www.alburyvillage.org.uk/ Author Anne Padfield compiled an historical survey of the Hall in the year 2000. see http://www.alburyvillage.org.uk/Albury Hall Survey.htm From 1906-c1921 the Hall was owned by Maurice Glyn, a partner of the banking house Glyn Mills Currie and Co (which passed via Williams and Glyns Bank to Royal Bank of Scotland). The hall passed to its final owner, Francis Glyn. When the armed forces moved into the hall in WW2 the Glyn family moved to Hole Farm nearby. The Glyn family sold the estate in 1981.