EAW011942 ENGLAND (1947). The S. C. Johnson and Son Works and the surrounding area, Yiewsley, 1947. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

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Grand Union Canal

Gordon Road, Yiewsley, Middlesex.

Moorfield Road, Cowley.

Branch line from West Drayton and Yiewsley GWR Railway Station [from left] to Uxbridge [ Vine Street Station ] [to right]crossing Cowley High Road, just past its junction with Moorfield Road, Cowley. -------- The railway bridge was too low for double decker bus operation and the routes confined to the use of single deck buses until post branch line closure, afterwhich the bridge was removed. -------- Approx present day location is where Carpetright showroom/sales located

River Pinn

Yiewsley Swimming Baths. When opened and for a good many years was Open Air; Latterly became enclosed and then called a leisure facility. But more recently, 2010ish, demolished : site was to become a Health Centre, but had to be reviewed [legal issues] and has lay dormant since.

Yiewsley Rec [ Recreation Ground ]

Trout Road at junction with Yiewsley High street.

Falling Lane at junction with Yiewsley, High Street.

George and Dragon Public House, High Street, Yiewsley.

Clinch's bakery, Fairfield Road, Yiewsley.

St Matthews Vicarage and adjacent junior school.

Marlborough cinema, that became a Mac Fisheries supermarket after closure. Since demolished and site is now called Kirk House, associated with local NHS administration.

Former chapel, that became Yiewsley Library,which is now offices. Developed post the new library opening.

High Street, Yiewsley, at junction with Horton Road.

Methodist Central Hall, Fairfield Road, Yiewsley. Now demolished and replaced by a supermarket and Methodist church on same site. Supermarket initially Tesco, but about 2010/11 replaced by Wilkinson[Wilko],when Tesco opened their superstore on the edge of town. ------ Methodist Central Hall featured in a Carry On film in the 1960's,as a Labour Exchange [Job Centre in todays parlance]

St Stephens [Infants]school, St Stephens Road, Yiewsley.

St Matthews Church, High Street, Yiewsley.

The Red Cow Public House; Demolished 1960/70's. This area replaced by a parade of shops which included a new Red Cow Public House.