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Ashburton Park - Regeneration
Saved by uncleflo on July 18th, 2016.
Ashburton Park has the potential to offer the local community and visitors alike, with a more diverse range of uses, activities and opportunities. To unlock this potential, the council is working with the community to meet a shared ambition to revitalise the park and breathe new life into this much-loved historic park and garden.
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Ashburton Library – Historical Photos and Existing Plan
Saved by uncleflo on July 18th, 2016.
Byculla House later known as Stroud Green House was built in 1788 and stood in its own grounds not far from Ashburton House on other side of St James Road East. The road is now known as Lower Addiscombe Road. The renaming is most probably because the Addiscombe area falls to this low point and may account to the area being latterly known as marshy or wet place as in ‘Stroud Green’. The Byculla name was derived from the suburb in south Mumbai (Bombay), an area to which the British East India Company had links. The East India Company had its own army, trained in Addiscombe.
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