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Ace of Fades Hairdressers and Barbers
Willesden High Road, North West London. England U.K.
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Starting 28 October 1978
See inside ➡️ A London Transport leaflet detailing changes to route 226, including new timetable.
From 1st & 2nd June 1985
Taking the tram to be number 64 which looks most likely, see comments by Tony Seal.
Taken at the junction of Brondesbury Park and the Willesden High Road in North London. Camera facing roughly North. Buildings very much unaltered over time. How it looks now:- Google Street View 2022.
Post card - photographer unknown.
London
Baker shop frontage
Object number 2705
1920s?
Willesden High Road. North West London. UK.
Not far from my previous upload. CF Chalk Farm RTW on AC Willesden territory.
RTW88 KGK588. New 10/1949. Leyland 6RT. Another RTW to take part in with trails into central London. Sold 1969. Ian's Bus Stop RTWs
Same spot by Googlemap in 2018.
Photographer unknown.
Taken on the top deck of a TFL Bus in Willesden High Road. North West London UK.
A High Class Dummy wants to do some business ;^))
Salvage Yard...Willesden High Road. North West London. UK
The Crazy Cock was a Bulgarian Mehana in Willesden High Road. N.W.10, London. UK....Closed in 2012 it was once an Irish Pub called "Katie O'Connor's Bar" before changing names to the "Basket and Brief"
One of the newer additions to the LAS Fleet
Taken through car windscreen, Willesden High Road, London. UK
Commercial or private accommodation? Great that the fascia has been kept!
Seemingly now apartments. (pity about the rubbish bins - maybe they are not out there all the time or the development is not finished ?)
I assume that the frontage is to be kept and that the iron girders are to support the structure.
I assume that the frontage is to be kept and that the iron girders are to support the structure.
