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Welcome to Ealing Dean. This is a guide to the Ealing Dean area.

This cemetery is owned and managed by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It was founded in 1855 when inner London burial grounds were full and several large cemeteries were established in outer London or even further away.
©David Hawgood
Classic Fuller's Public House facade, all glazed brickwork, pediments and balustrades, in the Uxbridge Road. The pub's website is here http://www.the-viaduct.com/index.asp?page=home The name of the pub comes from the Brunel-designed Wharncliffe Viaduct a few hundred metres away to the north.
©Nigel Cox
A Grade II listed building, accessed from Campbell Road, and not now from Station Approach! It was built between 1875 and 1878.
©Nigel Cox
An imposing residential building on the corner of the junction of Greenford Avenue, Church Road and Campbell Road.
©Nigel Cox
Victorian housing typical of the area.
©Nigel Cox
A Grade II listed stone bridge carrying the A4020 Uxbridge Road over the River Brent, this is the upstream side, with a trash boom running into the left side arch.
©Nigel Cox
Viewed looking upstream, one of the arches of the Wharncliffe Viaduct is just visible to the left.
©Nigel Cox
This classic Brunel-designed viaduct was built in 1838 to take the Great Western Railway over the valley of the River Brent. Lord Wharncliffe was chairman of the Great Western Railway and his coat of arms is visible on the right-hand pier in the photo. A westbound First Great Western express is heading out from Paddington. Further info is available from here http://www.engineering-timelines.com/scripts/engineeringItem.asp?id=444
©Nigel Cox
In Springfield Road, this is now a day secondary special school for young people with severe learning difficulties.
©Nigel Cox
Built as a family home in the 1830s, this house was used as Council offices from 1892, and as a Health Centre from 1927. To the right can be seen the Hanwell Library which functioned as Hanwell Urban District Council offices from 1905 to 1926.
©Tim Stuart
The crossroads with Drayton Bridge Road and Cuckoo Lane. Although the appearance of the parade of shops would seem at first glance to have changed little over the past 50 years, the dairy, food store, sweet shop and newsagents have given way to a betting shop, an undertakers and takeaway food establishments.
©Tim Stuart
This imposing Victorian red brick building has been a significant presence at he bottom of Church Road since 1894.
©Tim Stuart
Dist:1.0km east<br/>South-West of the Broadway/Northfield Avenue junction, this small park is close to the shops and offices and housing of West Ealing
©David Hawgood
Dist:1.0km west<br/>This bridge was built to carry the Great Western Railway over the Uxbridge Road.
©David Hawgood
Dist:1.0km north<br/>
©David Hawgood

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