Ebury Hall, Rickmansworth (2)
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Ebury Hall, Rickmansworth (2)
Image: © David Hillas Taken: 17 May 1982
Taken in May 1982, this photo shows Ebury Hall at the corner of Ebury Road and Bury Lane. It dates from 1901 and was named after Lord Ebury. However, it closed as a public meeting place in the late 1970s and is now used as offices. The road to the left of Ebury Hall is Bury Lane which led to The Bury in the distance. There used to be a stream, known as the watersplash, which crossed Bury Lane just beyond Ebury Hall, but it froze during the severe Winter of 1962/3 and was subsequently culverted in the Autumn of 1963.
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Image Location
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51.638174
Longitude
-0.470968