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Castleton Road, RUISLIP, HA4 9QG

This is between Roxbourne Park and Eastcote station. Beyond the roundabout Cardinal Road is to the left and Cranmer Close to the right. A fan of the Tudors must have come up with the names of the roads on this estate as there is also Aragon Drive, Boleyn Drive, Cleves Way and Essex Close.

The club room and raised tracks [for taking locomotives and carriages in and out of road vehicles]. This is a dual gauge miniature railway which opened here in 1976 and gives public rides every Sunday afternoon from Easter to about September.

The Tudor Club is a members-only luncheon club for the over 60's. It is a charity and provides healthy 3-course home-cooked lunches every weekday.

This is a dual gauge miniature railway which opened in Roxbourne Park in 1976 and gives public rides every Sunday afternoon from Easter to about September.

Viewed looking north eastwards, with Yeading Brook off beyond the trees to the right, the miniature railway is run by the Harrow and Wembley Society of Model Engineers. http://www.hwsme.org.uk/index.htm gives copious details about the history, rolling stock, running times, etc. of the railway.

Roxbourne Park is located either side of The Roxbourne river. The Roxbourne is also known as the western arm of the Yeading Brook. It rises near Harrow and converges with the Yeading Brook in Ruislip on the southern side of Western Avenue. This in turn flows into the River Crane which reaches the Thames at Isleworth. See http://www.londonslostrivers.com/yeading-brook.html for more information and photographs of the Roxbourne. The other notable feature of Roxbourne Park is the miniature railway which has been here since 1976. See http://www.hwsme.org/ for details of the railway and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpEX4E5GMPk for videos of the trains in action.

Alongside the back gardens of Eastcote's Castleton Road.

Roxbourne Park is located either side of The Roxbourne river. The Roxbourne is also known as the western arm of the Yeading Brook. It rises near North Harrow and converges with the Yeading Brook in Ruislip on the southern side of Western Avenue. This in turn flows into the River Crane which reaches the Thames at Isleworth. See http://www.londonslostrivers.com/yeading-brook.html for more information and photographs of the Roxbourne. The other notable feature of Roxbourne Park is the miniature railway which has been here since 1976. See http://www.hwsme.org/ for details of the railway and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpEX4E5GMPk for videos of the trains in action. In this view, not far from the entrance to the park from Field End Road, The Roxbourne is just to the right while the miniature railway is ahead to the left of the path. A closer view of the railway from by the seat is at http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4907355