Hughenden Road
 circa 1904 | |
| Named After | Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield (Hughenden Manor was his seat in Buckinghamshire) |
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| Junctions | |
| Junctions | Elphinstone Road,Hughenden Place,Parker Road,Mount Pleasant Road |
| Public Houses | Beaconsfield |
Numbers 64 to 76 were constructed after the bulk of the properties in Hughenden Road; this being due to these properties originally being part of the property belonging to Mount Pleasant House which was only demolished circa 1900.
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1883 Mapping of area around The Langham
This-shop-stood-on-the-corner-of-Hughenden-Road-and-Mount-Pleasant-Road.-1900.
Parkers Fruit Stores, 1 Hughenden Road
C. Goddard - 4 Hughenden Road
The-Beaconsfield-Hotel.-Hughenden-road.-Closed-2009.
Hughenden-Road.-c1904.
Hughenden Road c1905
Laying tram tracks in Hughenden Road c1905
Hughenden Road circa1905
Beaconsfield-Public-House-1913
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Party Hughenden Road
Sutton Memorial Hall
Beaconsfield and Beneys 2009
| Occupier | Number | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaconsfield | 45 | 1878 | 2009 |
| Feaist's Bakery | 9 | ||
| P. A. Fisher and Son | 10 | 1984 |
