Croxley Green, 1903
Photo ref:
49255
Photo ref:
49255
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This view looks south towards All Saints' Church and shows how the tower and spire originally closed the vista well, although nowadays the church is hidden by high hedges and a fine cedar. On the right is the 18th-century Artichoke pub which survives but with an added slated roof linking ground floor bay windows.
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Memories of Croxley Green, 1903
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I used to walk or ride my bike past the Artichoke public house almost daily while running errands from the small group of shops opposite the church. There used to be a small cycle shop, news agent, grocers shop, and a garage, with the Sportsman public house at the north end of the group. In the warmer months the publican of the Artichoke would put out his cockatoo parrot by the front door. It would ...see more
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