Daffodils in Central Park, East Ham
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Daffodils in Central Park, East Ham
Image: © Marathon Taken: 10 Mar 2015
The land was obtained in 1896 by East Ham District Council to create a park in the centre of the growing town. It had previously been the grounds of Rancliffe House, an early 18th century house which was demolished in 1908. The park was later extended to its present size by further land purchases. The town's monument to 1,824 East Ham residents killed in the First World War stands in the park. It was unveiled in 1921 - see http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4380879 This view looks along the southern boundary of the park, with Rancliffe Road to the left.
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Image Location
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51.527987
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