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  LB24

  3 Buck Lane, London, NW9 0AP

  3 and 5, Buck Lane. 3-5 Buck Lane. Pair of cottages. 1925-26 by Ernest Trobridge. Timber frame with elm boarding, tile hanging, red brick infill, extensive leaded lights with wooden mullions, brick chimney stacks, thatched roof.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB24

• Geography

  LB25

  Church of the Ascension, The Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9QL

  Anglican church, 1957 by J Harold Gibbons with Derrick Humphrys and Reginald Hurst. Not included in the listing are two structures within the grounds of the church: the church hall (erected in 1937 as a temporary church), and a smaller hall to the south.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB25

• Geography

  LB26

  114 Wembley Hill Road, Wembley, HA9 8EN

  Wembley Hill Lodge

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB26

• Geography

  LB27

  The Islamic College, 133 High Road, London, NW10 2SW

  Circa 1890 by James Brooks. Long range of church school buildings of picturesque appearance. Two buildings, total of 20 bays to street; mostly single storey, end 2 bays raised to 2 storeys. Raised entrance arch and gable emphasized in roof by tall bell-cote. Red brick facing throughout; timber mullioned and transomed windows of Gothic style.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB27

• Geography

  LB29

  Clergy House, 4 St Andrews Road, London, NW10 2QS

  St Andrew's Vicarage. 1889 by James Brooks. Three storeys, 4 irregular bays wide; red brick ground floor, tile-hung above. First floor oriel window to left hand bay. A picturesque example of Brook's late work with central entrance porch; 3 main gables to front elevation.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB29

• Geography

  LB30

  St Mary's C of E, Neasden Lane, London, NW10 2TS

  Church of St Mary. 13th century onwards. Restored 1850, 1872 and 1893. Three bay nave, north aisle, south chapel and tower. Coursed and random ragstone rubble with tiled roofs. Fittings and monuments, C12 font, Elizabethan table. Major restoration 1960-64.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB30

• Geography

  LB31

  War Memorial, Willesden United Synagogue Cemetery, Glebe Road, London

  War Memorial, Willesden Jewish Cemetery. The war memorial is just left of the main entrance when entering the cemetery, centrally in front of the Lodge building on a semi-circular grassed area.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB31

• Geography

  LB32

  K6 Telephone Kiosk, Queens Park, Harvist Road, London

  K6 Telephone Kiosk Near Milman Road, Entrance to Queens Park

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB32

• Geography

  LB33

  Bandstand, Queens Park, Harvist Road, London

  Bandstand in Queen's Park. 1891. Ironwork supplied by Walter MacFarlane & Co. of Glasgow (Saracen Foundry). Rendered and colourwashed brick plinth supporting cast-iron and timber superstructure; leaded roof. Octagonal on plan.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB33

• Geography

  LB34

  Cemetery Chapels, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7SD

  The Chapels at Paddington Cemetery. Typical group of Anglican and nonconformist chapels connected by a pair of carriage-porches and a central bellcote behind which is a lodge. C13 style, the Anglican chapel having richer, more developed windows. Squared rag-stone with ashlar dressings slated roofs. Iron finials.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB34

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