The London/Essex Border - Parker's Shaw

Boundary London/Essex/Havering. The boundary follows the boundary of Well Wood (Coombe Wood on the other map) to Hole Farm Lane. The boundary goes south east along the boundary of a wood, crossing a path between Farm Lane and Warley Street and then intercepting and following another path along the edge of the wood and turning at Pavilion north east to Cricket Ground.
The boundary has been adjusted to run down the M25.

Post to the north Great Warley
Post to the east Warley Street
Post to the south Cranham
Post to the west Cranham Folkes Lane


Sites on the London, Havering side of the boundary

Hole Farm Lane
In the middle ages a north south road, called the Pilgrims Way passed by here.
Parkers Shaw
Cricket Ground
Hole Farm. Farmhouse. Originally a hall house. It is a small and timber-framed house of late medieval type. In the 17th a chimney and ceiling were inserted in the central room and in the 18th the house was divided into cottages. It has been modernised in the 20th.

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