Slough: Baylis House
Introduction
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Slough: Baylis House
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 8 Jan 2009
Baylis House was originally completed in 1696 for Dr Gregory Hascard, the Dean of Windsor. Since then it has variously been a private residence, a school, an hotel, and a Second World War ARP headquarters. It is currently in use as a Business Conference Centre and is Grade I listed. (From a Geograph point of view these gates and the photographer's view point are in this grid square Image However the distant facade of the building itself is in grid square Image)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.518695
Longitude
-0.602816