Old Oak Common Lane
Post to the west Acton Main Line Acton Wells Acton Wells was on the site of, and to the west of Wells House Road – the sire is now intersected by the West London Line. This was three mineral springs discovered in the 17th. The water is said to have been white, sweet and bitter and was also bottled and sold in London. It became very fashionable in the 18th with people coming to stay and assembly rooms and some pubs were built. There was also a race course. By 1795 they were no longer popular and the assembly rooms were ruined. Brassie Avenue Along with many other road names in the area it relates to the golf course previously on the site on which the estate was built. Called the “Golf Links” estate it is on the site of the Acton Golf Club, which was here from 1909 to 1919. Acton Golf Club . The club was founded in 1896 and laid out on land belonging to the King-Church family. The clubhouse was "Glendun" a 17th mansion standing in what was then a village. The view wou