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	Hounslow Town tube station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hounslow Town station was built in early 1883 at the western terminus of the Hounslow and Metropolitan Railway Company's line from Acton to Hounslow.
		In 1886 a new station on the Hounslow Barracks line called Heston-Hounslow was opened and the service to Hounslow Town was withdrawn.
		A year later a single-line extension was opened from Lampton Junction to Hounslow Barracks (renamed Hounslow West from 1st December 1925); the line to Hounslow Town was thereby left on a short south-facing spur, connected by a triangle junction to the main line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hounslow_Town_tube_station

	Hounslow East tube station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hounslow East is a London Underground station in Hounslow in west London.
		The station is on the Heathrow branch of the Underground's Piccadilly Line, between Hounslow Central and Osterley, and in Travelcard Zone 4.
		2nd May 1909: second station opened (on the main line)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hounslow_East_tube_station

	Hounslow Guardian
		Barratt's west London division, which is, itself, based in Hounslow town centre, has centred a great deal of its schemes around the borough of Hounslow since it was established almost eight years ago - the new schemes will bring the total number of homes in the borough built by Barratt to almost 4,000.
		The £150 million Hounslow town centre scheme, agreed this month, will be undertaken with Blenheim Norwest, on a 17-acre site on the north side of Hounslow High Street.
		LUXURY housing developer, Barratt West London, last week released images of the revamped town centre projects for Hounslow and Feltham, in which it will provide almost 1,000 new homes, worth over an estimated £300m.
	www.hounslowguardian.co.uk /display.var.483137.0.0.php

	Underground Ghost Stations and Lines
		Between Kentish Town and Camden Town, this station opened in 1907 with the rest of the line but was closed in June 1924.
		During the war, the sub-surface accommodation at the station was used by the Railway Executive Committee and by Churchill and the War Cabinet.
		The station is still visible from passing trains and there is a turn back siding still in use at the station.
	www.londonrailways.net /ghost.htm

	Knowhere: Hounslow Inside Information, Hookup Spots and Stuff Only Locals Know
		Hounslow Bus Garage is the place to be on a friday night, full of young un's out on the pull and er....
		You wait for hours outside Hounslow West gazing in wonder at the variety of nationalities of the locals.
		The Treaty Centre, Hounslow High St. Once a swimming baths and library, the Treaty Centre is Hounslow's Americanised shopping Mall.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /4329.html

	London Underground History - Cut and Cover Disused Stations
		Some stations also changed names when two original stations were merged into one, something that was relatively common in the early days when the lines were run by different competitive companies where their stations were very close to each other - but bore different names.
		For most stations, the earlier identities have been completely erased and the only way to discover their old names are through historical documents such as old maps.
		Other stations leave evidence that can prove puzzling to the modern traveler, such as Arsenal, where the original Gillespie Road name can clearly be seen fired into the tile pattern on the platforms.
	www.starfury.demon.co.uk /uground/renames.html

	Underground Stories
		Tube stations in tunnel sections are provided with "suicide pits" (
		The local station staff kept the kettle full of hot water for the convenience of train drivers, who would run in and fill their tea cans with hot water from time to time.
		When the station staff were called to help remove him, they found he had been dead for so long that rigor mortis had set in.
	www.trainweb.org /tubeprune/unstories.htm

	Tube Spotting - Celebrities on the London Underground
		It features the tube in a big way, with weird characters who live in a strange underground world and some of them are even named after tube stations.
		The station closed in 1994 and the Aldwych is now a happening venue for all sorts of showbiz parties, raves like underLondonground and video shoots.
		For he now knows that underneath the London streets, deep in the abandoned stations that dot the tubes and in the most obscure sewer tunnels lies an underground culture that insists on anonymity from the surface world.
	victorian.fortunecity.com /finsbury/254/tubecelebs.html

	Hounslow Central Tube Station, Hounslow, England Famous Location
		With very few changes, the historic town of Brownsville was converted to the fictional Castle Rock, hometown of Gordie and the other boys...
		After completing their work at the Beijing Studios, Tarantino and his men set out for a week of location shooting at an ancient temple in the town of Zhongwei.
		First built in the 17th century the Gao Temple is a magnificent jumble of buildings and styles covering an area of about four thousand square meters.
	www.famouslocations.com /index.php?search=lj&ID=8004

	BBC - h2g2 - The Ultimate Guide to the London Underground - mark II
		This station is characterised by an escalator of average length on which there will always be a gale force wind blowing no matter how calm the weather is elsewhere in the vicinity.
		The larger Chorleywood station is used to turn the trains, as is the Chalfont connection, while the regular shuttle train waits in a single siding at Chesham.
		It is the 'second' station for all the hordes of Gooners who descend on this quiet residential area every other week or so to watch the Arsenal.
	www.bbc.co.uk /h2g2/guide/A408890

	Hounslow Accommodation and Accommodation near Hounslow from where-to-stay.co.uk
		Medium sized guesthouse around the corner from Hounslow Central tube station and Hounslow mainline station.
		Traditional hotel within walking distance of Hounslow town centre and mainline station.
		Hounslow accommodation providers - our website includes Hounslow hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts, inns, plus self-catering accommodation in or near Hounslow.
	www.where-to-stay.co.uk /whynot/hounslow-00-0.html

	rodcorp: Mapping, transport, tube
		As tube stations are often underground and aren't 24-hour or accessibility usable, look at adding a piece of street furniture.
		My work is to keep the eaters' tubes (which convey the material up to the city, processing and rendering it on the way) and the gastropod (the parts that do the eating) clean and in good working order.
		They've travelled there by car or bus via the motorways and roads, by train or tube, by plane, and are surprised to find that the terminal has become a terminus, here at the quiet limit of the world.
	rodcorp.typepad.com /rodcorp/mapping_transport_tube

	Articles - Piccadilly Line
		Hounslow East: was Hounslow Town until 1 December 1926
		This station was renamed Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 in 1984, with the opening of a further extension via Heathrow Terminal 4.
		In 1977, the branch to Hounslow West was extended to Heathrow Central.
	www.lastring.com /articles/Piccadilly_Line

	BBC NEWS England Will Crossrail beat the Tube?
		The difficulty of changing Tube trains was underlined at Green Park, where there was a five-minute walk to the Piccadilly Line and several people struggled with their luggage.
		Kelvin Manswell, from Hounslow, is happy with his 40-minute journey to Knightsbridge, where he is a security guard.
		The new kid on the block, in nine years, will be a Crossrail station called the Isle of Dogs.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/3911005.stm

	London's Abandoned Tube Stations
		There are other stations on London Underground that have been abandoned but due to a lack of substantive remains or photographic evidence available, they are not featured on this website:
		It was originally just a means of doing something constructive with a box of old tube photos re-discovered during a clean out.
		They and many other books of historical interest are available from the bookshop at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, which should be the first port of call for anyone wanting further information about London's abandoned stations.
	www.pendar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /Tube

	Hounslow: Jurys Inn Heathrow - Deals and Reviews - Great Hotel - Very convenient to the Heathrow Airport - TripAdvisor
		As stated by the previous reviewer there is a bus shuttle that runs from the tube station gate 4 for free.
		You can take the underground to the station right before Hatton Cross which is Hounslow West and there is a grocery store and KFC right across from that station.
		I mean you really dont want to have to cart your cases into town on the tube only to bring them out again.
	tripadvisor.com /ShowUserReviews-g528813-d498323-r3787767-Jurys_Inn_...

	iwtravel.htm
		There are a few local train stations in and around the town, as well as a reasonably decent bus service, although the tube stops tend to be spread quite far and wide.
		There are three tube stations around Hounslow, the two closest to Isleworth being Hounslow East and Hounslow Central (both Piccadilly line).
		There are a few tubes spread over a large distance, but none of them are in Isleworth itself.
	www.riverthames.co.uk /iw/iwtravel.htm

	London My Hounslow
		avoid hounslow like the plague, there is nothing good here, its full of drug users and criminals, jump on a tube up town or travel into chiswick or ealing Kingston etc....
		There is a much bigger Safeways not far from Hounslow Central station, the other side of the high street.
		Hounslow There is a small Tesco at the end of High Street
	www.movethat.co.uk /London/My/Hounslow?p=1

	London Underground Tube Station Info, Hotels, Attractions & Pubs Near London Tube Stations
		Whether you're a Londoner born and bred, or just in town for the night, finding what you need in London can be a daunting task.
		You will then be presented with all the information you need about that station and our Editor's Picks - the cream of what's around in that location.
		From the ‘Search by Station’ drop down menus above, find the station you require a hotel near - You will then see all the hotels within a short distance of that station.
	www.metazone.co.uk

	Brentford.html
		The town is named as Bregentforda at the time of the Council of Brentford 781 and as 'Bregentforda' and 'Brentforda' in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle of 1016.
		Brentford is a place in West London, England in the London Borough of Hounslow on the River Thames.
		The root 'Bregent-', naming the river is thought to originate from the name of the Celtic goddess 'Brigantia', tutelary goddess of the Brigantes tribe (who didn't live in Brentford).
	alas.matf.bg.ac.yu /~mr04046/Brentford.html

	Printer Friendly Format - Richmond and Twickenham Times
		Bus service A: Between Northfields and Heathrow Central bus station calling at Boston Manor, Osterley, Hounslow East, Hounslow Central, Hounslow West and Hatton Cross.
		Coach Service C: From Acton Town to Heathrow Terminal 4 Underground station calling at Hatton Cross.
		Coach Service B: Express service from Acton Town to Heathrow Terminal 1,2,3 Underground station.
	www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=260707

	Lynch Guest House
		The road will bend to the left at junction of traffic lights, this is Lampton Road, take 2nd left, just before Hounslow central underground station on the right, into Bulstrode Avenue.
		This is Bath Road (A3006) it will take into Hounslow town centre (3miles).
		The 9th set of traffic lights with a BP Station on the left, take a left & this will bing you onto Lampton Road, go past the station on the left & take the first right.
	www.starstay.com /showhotel.asp?page_id=location&accomodationid=19

	the location of lsm
		The School is located in the West London Borough of Ealing on the New Broadway, opposite Ealing Town Hall and is just a few minutes walk from Ealing Broadway tube station.
		The Station links the premises to central London and Heathrow airport and is served by the District and Central lines.
		A number of buses run along The Mall and Uxbridge Road from many of the surrounding areas including, Shepherds Bush, Greenford, Hounslow, Acton, Wembley etc. Bus Nos.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /davisonm/location.htm

	London My Canning Town
		Apart from the poor signage from the tube station pointing out it's exact location the site is excellently presented.
		A one-off free newspaper is being put together to distribute around the Canning Town and Custom House area in the first week of September in order to inform people about the DSEi arms fair taking place on the 13th to 16th and the protests being planned around that period to oppose it.
		In 1979/1980 I lived in Canning Town with the best couple ion the world...they looked after me so well I have never forgotten, and would love to contact them after all these years..with your help...have written a couple of time over the years..but post may have got lost.
	www.movethat.co.uk /London/My/Canning_Town

	HOUNSLOW FESTIVAL - REGULATIONS
		Osterley tube station (Piccadilly Line) is three-quarters of a mile away.
		Teachers are invited to submit block entries listing name, home town, age, class entered and fee for each pupil; own choice titles, composers and performance times should also be included where applicable.
		The festival is open to performers who are residents of any area, but there is a small number of trophies for which only residents of the London Borough of Hounslow are eligible.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/Neil_Hawes/reguls.htm

	uk london hotels
		We are situated 50 yards on the left hand side from Hounslow Central Tube Station (Piccadilly Line), which is the third station from Heathrow Airport (10 minutes), and 20 minutes to Central London.
		Ruddimans is a 19th Century town house boutique hotel located in the centre of London, just five minutes walking distance from Hyde Park and 1 minute from the new high speed rail link from Heathrow Airport at Paddington station.
		We are within 5 minutes walk from Hounslow Town Centre, yet we are in one of the quietest areas with Lampton Gardens Opposite.
	www.bxb.biz /uk-london.htm

	The Tube - The London Underground
		To see where the tube station is located on the map above click the "Show" link next to the tube station name.
		For more information about a station, including a list of nearby attractions, hotels, restaurants, shops and bars and nightclubs select from the list below.
		To view more information about a particular London Underground station click on its name in the alphabetical list below.
	www.allinlondon.co.uk /the-tube.php

	favourite tube stations... - URBANEVENTS
		The main rule, is that there are no rules, you kind of post the next tube station that comes to mind, provided you can justify your move using panel-game jargon to baffle and confound the other players into admitting you've trumped their move, or by simply posting it with enough conviction.
		posted 03 October 2003 03:21 PM my favourite tube station is southwark - nice and space age on the outside.
		Today, the station is being maintained by London Underground mainly as a museum piece, film set and the ticket hall is frequently rented out for art exhibitions, book launches, private parties and club nights.
	www.blackevents.co.uk /ubb/Forum19/HTML/001446.html

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