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Village Postcards II

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Langley Station
Langley train station formed part of the Great Western Railway that linked London Paddington to Maidenhead, It was built in 1838 but did not open until 1846
Langley Memorial
Langley Memorial until recently was located in the centre of the roundabout at Langley Road and Harrow Market but has now been moved to the Memorial Ground.
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church (1150) was originally the church linked with the old parish of Wraysbury but since the installation of a local vicar the church has become the focal point of the village's local history.
Seymour Almhouses
Seymour Almhouses (1679-1688) named after a local benefactor Henry Seymour who set up these dwellings for poor farmworkers.
A view of Langley Hall from Harrow Market

Langley Hall and it's surroundings which was once the location of the old village pond where today there is a roundabout.

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