Just past the phone box was a path that went down originally to the railway but latterly to the Albion Hotel.

11 April 1976      [O/11]

There is a nice picture to compare on page 23 of Verwood Village days.

I have to admit that I have had a few pints in there over the years.

29 September 1976      [1/V/19]

The house is "Dorville" with Brickyard Lane running behind it.

11 April 1976      [O/12]

Also in view is the former station masters house.

The yellow car is turning into the premises of Lesser Building Systems who occupied the old railway station yard.

9 April 1976      [M/34]

11 April 1976      [O/13]

9 April 1976      [M/22]

Romford East Farm is the other side of the bridge. Up on the hill behind the electricity pylon is the telephone exchange next to Warwick's Lane.

9 April 1976      [M/20]

This became part of a protected area designated by English Nature in 1999.

11 April 1976      [O/15]

See also the picture on page 30 of Around Verwood.

Straight ahead is West Farm and through the trees on the right is Romford East Farm.

11 April 1976      [M/23]

Down to the right is where the carts would have gone as described on page 30 of Around Verwood.

The river is the parish boundary.

12 February 1984      [15/J/21]

30 April 1976      [T/26]

Jack Waterfield's mini pickup can be seen parked in the machines shed.

30 April 1976      [R/7]

The Albion Hotel and station masters house are visible in the distance on the left. This picture is more recent than others in this sequence which explains why the Albion Hotel looks different from the picture further up this page.

12 February 1984      [15/J/22]

This building may date back to Jacobean times.

See also the picture on page 30 of Around Verwood.

30 April 1976      [T/27]

9 April 1976      [M/31]

6 January 1979      [5/V/10]