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Eastcote

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'Eastcote' means the cottage to the east – east of Ruislip.

In the Middle Ages it was recorded as Ascot, one of the three tithings of the parish of Ruislip, with Westcot and Norwood: Westcot became the main Ruislip village and Norwood became Northwood. The Berkshire village of Ascot shares the same origins. The station opened in 1906 as Eastcote Halt.

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Sources

  1. Eastcote Wikipedia
  2. Eastcote tube station Wikipedia
  3. How the Metropolitan line stations got their names Londonist

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