EPW021372 ENGLAND (1928). Shoot-Up Hill and Kilburn High Road, Brondesbury, from the north-west, 1928

Princes Court/Mapesbury Court

Fordwych Road

A steam loco hauled train on the LNER down line running alongside the Met Railway.

Kilburn High Road

St Mark's Church, Hamilton Terrace, NW8.

Church of St John The Evangelist, Cambridge Gardens, NW6. Founded in 1860 and closed in 1971. Burnt down in 1975 and subsequently demolished.

Wesleyan Church, Quex Road, NW6. Now demolished and replaced by a smaller Methodist Church, plus flats.

Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Quex Road, NW6.

Paddington Recreation Grounds.

The Gaumont State Theatre, Kilburn High Road, NW6, opened on this site in December 1937. The building still exists but is now a church.

Grange Cinema, Kilburn High Road, NW6. The building still exists but is now a church.

Mill Lane, NW6.

St James's Church, West End Lane / Sherriff Road, NW6.

Brondesbury railway station - on what is now the London Overground Line.

Grange Park, NW6.

North London Tavern, Kilburn High Road / Cavendish Road, NW6.

Shoot Up Hill, NW6.

St Cuthbert's Church, Fordwych Road, NW6. Demolished (in the 1980s?) and replaced by a smaller modern church building, together with flats.

Now the site of Peace Park, Maygrove Road, NW6.

St Mary's Church, Abbey Road, NW6.

Iverson Road, NW6. This group of nine or ten houses, adjacent to what is now the London Overground Line (formerly the North London Line), were destroyed by a German bomb in January 1945. The properties were never rebuilt and the space is now a park.

St Augustine's Church, Kilburn - often known as "the cathedral of north-west London". Designed by J.L. Pearson and consecrated in 1880, its spire is 254 feet high.

Brondesbury Baptist Church, sited at the junctioin of Iverson Road and Kilburn High Road, NW6. The building opened in 1878 and, by the 1970s, only the rear section was in use. It closed in 1980 and was demolished later, to be replaced by sheltered accommodation. The church's hall, a few doors along at 9 Iverson Road, was also demolished. This site also now has dwellings on it, as well as the Brondesbury Christian Centre on the ground floor.

Kilburn tube station - then part of the Metropolitain Line.