near to Watford, Hertfordshire, England
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North Watford Church of the Nazarene
by Nigel Cox
From Wikipedia The Church of the Nazarene is an international evangelical Christian denomination that began in the Wesleyan tradition of the 19th century Holiness movement. It was founded in the USA in 1895 and its mission is to make... (more)
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Entrance to Watford North station
by David Howard
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Platform approach, Watford North
On the single track branch, which has just about as intensive a service as can be achieved with one train shuttling between Watford Junction and St. Albans Abbey. The display shows the first and third trains at 12:28 and 13:20 towards... (more)
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Woodmere Avenue, junction of Bushey Mill Lane
by David Howard
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Watford North railway station
Opened in 1910 by the London and North Western Railway on its line from Watford Junction to St. Albans Abbey. View north towards Garston (Herts) and St. Albans Abbey.
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The Abbey Flyer line at Watford North station
by Nigel Cox
The opposite view to the first geograph in this square, now looking south from the Bushey Mill Lane level crossing through Watford North station.
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The Tudor Arms
On the corner of Bushey Mill Lane and Tudor Avenue.
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North Watford: Cromer Road
by Nigel Cox
The first major residential development in North Watford took place in Victorian times to the west of St Albans Road. Development to the east of St Albans Road was later and these terraced houses in Cromer Road are probably Edwardian.
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Bushey Mill Lane
by David Howard
Junction with Tudor Avenue.
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Radlett Road, Watford
by David Howard
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Watford North station, 1984
View southward, towards Watford Junction: ex-LNWR Watford Junction - St Albans Abbey branch. The station/halt was named 'Callowlands' until 3/27.
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The Abbey Flyer line at Watford North station
by Nigel Cox
Colloquially known as the Abbey Flyer, this single track branch line railway runs from Watford Junction station to St. Albans Abbey station, a distance of about 10 kilometres. Trains take 16 minutes to make the journey, and run every 45... (more)
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