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Osterley

Hounslow

'Osterley' probably means the clearing with a sheepfold.

The place was first noted in 1274, and the name is derived from Old English words meaning 'sheepfold clearing'; another reading is 'hillock'. The first station, opened in 1883 on Thornbury Road, was called Osterley & Spring Grove. In 1934 it was replaced by today's Osterley station, about 300 metres to the west beside the new Great West Road.

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Sources

  1. Osterley Hidden London
  2. Osterley tube station Wikipedia
  3. How the Piccadilly line stations got their names Londonist

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