Escan - The Eatons Community Association

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And Eaton Ford

Built as a stone masons house before 1829 this house stands at the southern end of Cross Hall Rd. Joseph Northern, the owner for many years, is listed in some nineteenth century directories as an auctioneer and stonemason. This corner became known as Northerns Corner for many years.

2 Cross Hall Rd

One of the more recent dwellings – a development of wardened flats overlooking the Riverside Park.

Cavendish Court

One of the older picturesque cottages in St Neots Rd. The Giblett family lived here for many years.

11 St Neots Rd

These bulbs were planted by the Community Association as part of an ongoing programme of brightening up the Eatons.

Cross Hall Rd Daffs

The triangular shaped village green in Eaton Ford – once used for breaking in horses by the Sandever family.

Eaton Ford Village Green, St Neots Rd

Red Lion Row

This foot path runs from Eaton Ford Green to The Church in Eaton Socon.

View along The Back Path

This well used toilet was built in 1906 and still stands today, tucked behind a small row of terraced houses in St Neots Rd.

Eaton Ford toilet

Old Wooden toilet

Avenue Farm, 138 St. Neots Rd

Cross hall Lodge, Crosshall Rd

Cross hall Manor (formally The Ram)

Eaton Ford Methodist Chapel, St. Neots Rd

Eaton Ford Green

Ford Farm, 2 Eaton Ford Green

End of Great North Rd Looking North from Cross hall

Travellers Home, Cross hall Rd (1903 - 1912)

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