epw058785 ENGLAND (1938). Huntsmoor Park and surroundings, Iver, 1938. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.

Iver House, SL0 9NG

River Colne

Ford Lane

The Ford at Iver

Cowley Bridge

Malt Shovel

River Frays

River Frays

River Colne

Delaford Park.

Marina Way

Victoria Crescent

The Swan at Iver Public House is a Grade II Listed Building. C16; restored. Timber-framed; old tile roof. Two storeys. First floor oversails on moulded fascia board; ground floor colour-washed brick. L-plan, long arm to Swan Road, gable end on High Street. High Street elevation: First floor with 2 flush sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor with 2 splayed 3-light bay windows and door in recess. Swan Road elevation: Curved struts to first floor timber-framing. Two 2-light casements and one sash, all with glazing bars. Ground floor with a splayed bay window on the right and a C19 brick extension with carriageway plus three sash windows of which two are boarded up. Physically attached are Nos 1 and 2 Swan Road, a pair of C19 cottages. Brick; old tile roof. Two storeys. Ground floor with 2 doors and 2 sash windows. First floor with two 2-light sash windows.

Bridgefoot House is a Grade II listed building. Early C18. Brown brick with red brick dressings; old tile roof. Moulded brick cornice with projecting brick course. Three storeys. Ground and first floors with 5 flush segment-headed sashes with keystones. First floor windows with aprons. First and second floor windows with aprons. Second floor windows with flat heads. All windows with glazing bars. Interior: painted ovolo panelling on ground floor, cut string stairs with twisted balusters. The architect G F Bodley lived here, 1895-1905.

Bridge over Colne Brook is a Grade II listed building. C18. Red brick. Three segmental arches. Stone coping to parapet.

The Colne Brook is a distributary of the River Colne and runs from Uxbridge Moor to the River Thames just below Bell Weir Lock in Hythe End, Wraysbury, Berkshire.

Huntsmoor Park Farm

remains of recently demolished huntsmoor park country house?

Cowley Road (Uxbridge/West Drayton)

Grand Union Canal

The Frays river, artificial of unknown date served watermills the reamins of one is near here in Mill Lane

The Colne river supposed to be as far as the Danes(?)got up the Thames when invading but can find no confirmation on the web, they'd use the M25 today which covers this area!

Cape Universal (asbestos) works

Lowe & Shawyers extensive glasshouses, they supplied the London cut flower market when everyone wore a carnation, big employers in Uxbridge, surprised there's not more pics of them

Iver Lane

Coppins home of Duke and Duchess of Kent till 1972, Sid James and Cilla Black lived nearby, name dropper!

Farlows lake

St Peters Church Iver village

Little Britain Lake