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Tag: Brentford Secondary Modern School

33-37 Half Acre
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33-37 Half Acre

TW8 8BH

18th  and 19th century residential and nursery (previously school)

Locally listed as 33-37 Half Acre

In St Paul’s Conservation Area.

History

Group of early Victorian buildings and one 18th century. Continue reading “33-37 Half Acre”

KathJanuary 7, 2014Leave a comment

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