The book of the exhibition of houses and cottages, Romford garden suburb, Gidea Park (1911)
Romford (London, England). Gidea Park · London : published for the Exhibition Committee · leaf 59
hacked-out traffic ways of ordinary estate development. Wide,firm and satisfying, they have charming turns andsweeps among trees, more in the character of countrylanes than ot regular roadwavs. One of the things Close at handwere country cornersuntouched, and sum-mer shade in summer-time.—Mrs.… … GRASS, TREES, AND STILL WATER TWO VIEWS OF THE GOLF COURSE It is my delight tobe Both in town andin countree. which makes them so satisfying isthe business-like foresight and enter-prise with which they were made.Money was not stinted, and it was spent early. The roads have the look of established…
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