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shows Beckenham being historically present since AD862 and
Elmers End
since AD1226.
Elmers End
station opened in 1864 in what was then
still a
rural area...
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Elms are
deciduous and semi-deciduous
trees comprising the
genus Ulmus in the
family Ulmaceae. They are
distributed over most of the
Northern Hemisphere...
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Elmers End is a
railway station and tram
terminus in
Elmers End,
south London, England. It is in the
London Borough of
Bromley and on the
railway it is...
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Elm or
elm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
elm is a tree of the
Genus Ulmus.
Elm or
ELM may also
refer to:
Elm Tree,
Ontario Elm (hills)
Elm,...
- ticket, too, but
Elmer, W9XYZ,
moved away and I kind of lost interest.'"
Newkirk went on to say, "We need
those Elmers. All the
Elmers,
including the ham...
- "
Elmer's Glue: The
Surprising Story".
October 20, 2015. "History of Borden, Inc. – FundingUniverse". www.fundinguniverse.com. "Locally Made". "
Elmers"...
- and
Elmers End–Coombe Lane
stretches of line. The
railway platforms have been
demolished and
rebuilt to
Tramlink specifications,
except at
Elmers End...
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Elms are
trees in the
genus Ulmus.
Elms or
ELMS may
refer to:
Elms colliery, a mine in
England Elms School (disambiguation),
schools in
England Elms Village...
- Lewisham. New
Beckenham –
Elmers End:
opened on 1
April 1864 as part of an
extension of the Mid-Kent line to
Addiscombe Elmers End – Hayes: this section...
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Langley and Shortlands,
north of West
Wickham and
Monks Orchard and east of
Elmers End. The area was
traditionally rural;
William Eden
leased land here in...
