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Hatch End, The Broadway c.1960
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The placename is derived from Haecc or gate. The village is on the north-west edge of Pinner Park, itself a 14th-century deer park owned by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Although not designated an Ancient Monument, it is with its extensive boundary banks the best example of its type in Middlesex. Hatch End has expanded since the arrival of the railway in the mid 1840s, but The Broadway is of little architectural interest. However, of considerable interest is St Anselms Church, Westfield Park, with its superb Arts and Crafts glass by Louis Davis.

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Memories of Hatch End, the Broadway c1960

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Hatch End, The Broadway c.1960

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60's In Hatch End
\yes remember this so well, I live in Pinner now and the modern picture would be full of cars of a day and especially in the evening of people eating out, this must have the most concentrated restaurants in the UK. The only original shop still going is Halls Chemist but there is still a sweet shop a few doors up and the sweet shop cum post office further down. I attended Grimsdyke Primary School up to 1959 ...see more
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Added 15 September 2014

Hatch End Memories!!
I just stumbled across this site, and I had to post some of my memories here!  I remember so much of Hatch End, (I'm going to run out of characters in this box - may have to add anther one).  I remember Budgens and also Akropolis and I'm sure there was a hairdressers up that end too.  There was also a tailors along there.  I definitely remember the butchers as there was a young man in there I took a shine to, ...see more
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Added 23 June 2007

Fabulous Hatch End
I also remember this scene of Hatch End.  I lived in the Pub which just about appears in this picture on the top far right, its the white buillding that is just sticking out slightly.  Next door to the pub was the Conoco garage where someone called Tony Waite worked.  I used to watch him from the side window of the pub.  Just past the pub there was a baby/knitting shop and then came the newsagents called Dells ...see more
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Added 24 February 2007

W H Smith In Hatch End!
This view shows a branch of Smiths on the corner of Uxbridge Road and Grimsdyke Road on the left of the picture. It was a haven for schoolchildren buying ink for fountain pens and stamp album leaves! I loved to buy bottles of exotic coloured ink for writing my homework. I also bought the Watford Observer to read the football reports on the games at Vicarage Road. On the opposite side of the main road was ...see more
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