Hillingdon House And Hillingdon Hall, London Blue Plaque

65 High Road, Uxbridge, UB10 8LG

The Soldiers Return Name Came From The Days When Soldiers Would Return To The Nearby RAF Base To Convalesce After Active Service. RAF Uxbridge Occupies The Former Estate And Grounds Of The Historic Hillingdon House And Has An Important Connection With Britain's Air Defence During The World War II. The Original Hillingdon House Is Thought To Have Been Built In 1617 And Was Rebuilt In 1717 By The Last Duke Of Schonberg. Prior To 1717, The Estate Had Been Identified As Belonging Partly To The Ma

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Hillingdon House and Hillingdon Hall, London blue plaque - The Soldiers Return name came from the days when soldiers would return to the nearby RAF base to convalesce after active service. RAF Uxbridge occupies the former estate and grounds of the historic Hillingdon House and has an important connection with Britain's air defence during the World War II. The original Hillingdon House is thought to have been built in 1617 and was rebuilt in 1717 by the last Duke of Schonberg. Prior to 1717, the estate had been identified as belonging partly to the ma

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