EAW043438 ENGLAND (1952). The railway cutting, Gerrard's Cross, 1952

Shops and petrol station/car dealer on the Highway

Old Trafford, Latchmoor Way

Long goods train passing through - at this period the station still had 4 roads (tracks)to enable passing of slow/fast trains.

Junction of Old Amersham Road (A413) with Oxford Road (A40)at Tatling end

Gasometer

Bullstrode Way

Bull Lane bridge over railway

Part of Denham Golf Club

Oxford Gardens

Denham Station, with bridge over the A412 (North Orbital Road)

Top of Red Hill, by the former Hare and Hounds pub, just before the A40 descends down into the London Plain

Gerrards Cross Police Station - not in Gerrards Cross at all, but in Tatling End which is part of Denham!(Just buiult at time of photo)

Denham Roundabout, junction of A40 and A4020 (end of Western Avenue)

Junction of Brokengate Lane with Oxford Road (A40) at The Chilterns

Crescent of houses at Skylark Road

River Misbourne, heading for Moorhouse Farm

Amersham Road railway bridge

Station Road

Early houses at Denham Green

Tilehouse Lane

Misbourne Farm

London-Oxford Road (now A40)

Marsham Lane bridge

Houses/bungalows in Brokengate Lane, leading down from Oxford Road to Moorhouse Farm

Denham Service Station at junction of Oxford Road and Denham Avenue

Bridge carrying Packhorse Road over deep rail cutting

Higher Denham

Western Avenue, still not completed, long bridge

Capp's Wood

Martin Bakers Aircraft factory

Bakers Wood

Gravel Diggers' Arms pub (now the Ugly Duckling)

Packhorse pub

The Highway

Old Amersham Road

Gerrards Cross main line station, opened 1906.

Denham Place, one of Denham's great country houses

The M25 now threads it's way through this once beautiful valley in between the arches of the misbourne viaduct. This part of the M25 was constructed between Jan1983-Jan 85.

This part of 'Over the Misbourne' is now carried on a bridge as the traffic thunders underneath,destroying what was once a beautiful and peaceful place.