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Giggs Hill Road/
Portsmouth Road.
Brewery
buildings behind the off licence. Stopped brewing in 1911
Giggs Hill cricket ground. Thames
Ditton Ground, some England cricketers pre war. A famous
cricket ground where many noted Surrey players have first appeared.
Jolly
Cricketers
Portsmouth Road,
12th
century
Mile
stone, missing, was near railway branch
Angel
Ferry Tavern. Traditional
local, with seating arranged in a single bar.
Station Road
Thames Ditton
Station. 1851. Between
Hampton Court and Surbiton on South Western Rail. On the Hampton Court line, built for
visitors to the palace.
Watts Road
Little Lodge,
Partly walled informal flower garden filled with shrubs and herbaceous plants that create an atmosphere
of peace. Small secret
garden; terracotta pots; stone troughs and
sinks; roses; clematis; topiary; very productive parterre vegetable garden.
Weston Green
Victorian
letter box near The Harrow
Woodend
Estate
Red
House 18th group
The
Elms. 18th handsome
Weston Green Road
Newlands,
St.Agnes House. Good gates and railings. 17th.
Weston
Grange. 18th
Early
Lyons estate
Woodend
1948 brick terraces
Weston Park
Rosewood
House
Bramham
Cottage 17th
Weston
Grange
Weston Park Close
All
Saints Church. 1939 Maufe. Impressive
interior
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