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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1909 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Timberlog Lane at the junction with Bull Road. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1909 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Railway bridge at the junction with Bull Road. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1930 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: The railway bridge at Timberlog Lane looking towards Luncies Road. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1920 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Railway Bridge and Timberlog Lane. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1930 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Gales corner shop at the junction of Bull Road and Timberlog Lane. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1912 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Hope Hall can be seen in the foreground. Gordon Hall can be seen further back. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1910 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Gordon Hall with Hope Hall in the distance. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1930 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Gordon Hall, Timberlog Lane. |
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Location: Timberlog Lane Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1935 Copyright: N/A Source: Commercial Postcard Comments: Bungalows facing Timberlog Lane. |
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Timberlog Lane originally ran as a continuation of Nevendon
Road from a junction with Burnt Mills Road to the High Road/London Road junction at Vange. Its
length was shortened in the 1960s to form a new junction with Clay Hill Road, and the section
from the new junction to the Barge was subsequently renamed Clay Hill Road. Later in the 1960s
the section between Nevendon Road and Broadmayne was renamed Craylands, though the original
Broadmayne exit was later closed off and realigned. Another small section remains as an access
road to Barstable School, and this was later renamed Timberlog Close when a new straight section
to a new permanent junction with Broadmayne was constructed. It was once designated
route B1419. Text written 2006 with revisions 2006-2007. Copyright © 2006-2007, Basildon History Online. All rights reserved. |
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