The Best Of Perivale In Photos

Laura Reynolds
By Laura Reynolds Last edited 121 months ago

Last Updated 23 May 2016

Laura Reynolds The Best Of Perivale In Photos
Grand Union Canal in Perivale. Photo: HoosierSands

Nestled between Wembley and Greenford in north west London, Perivale is perhaps best-known for its Art Deco style Hoover Building, used by The Hoover Company, and also used to manufacture aircraft parts in the second world war. Today that building is a Tesco supermarket.

An open day at Perivale Bus Garage to celebrate the Year of the Bus in 2014. Photo: Andrew Smith
Hawker Hunter plane on Vanguard storage in 2013. There has since been a TARDIS in its place. Photo: Matt Brown
Wembley Stadium viewed from Horsenden Hill. Photo: Jutiar Salman
Urban fox in Perivale in 2015. Photo: Sean Hartwell Photography
The old Hoover Building. Photo: HoosierSands
The car park of Tesco in Perivale, which is in the old Hoover building. Photo: Colour Boy
Gates to Horsenden Hill Visitors' Centre. Photo: HoosierSands
Starvin Marvin's American diner on Western Avenue in 2014. It has since closed. Photo: Nigel Bewley
Another shot of Wembley Arch from Perivale. Photo: Matt Brown
William Hogarth plaque at Vanguard. Taken from Leicester Square, perhaps in the 1980s. Photo: Matt Brown
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