Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

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Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal41Special Features of the Area 77.13 On the East side of Furze Platt Road, fronting the modern houses No. 20 to 28, there is a long stretchof much older wall, of medium height and characterised by plinth bricks near the base. This is probably thesurviving boundary to the larger, older plot shown undeveloped on the 1912 – 1925 map in Appendix 1.
42Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal7Special Features of the AreaStreet Furniture7.14 Almost all street furniture in the Conservation area is modern, reflecting the needs of the traffic onthe busy roads that form the main triangle. However some earlier ironwork remains, such as an early postbox built into a wall on the north side of Camden Road.7.15 A variety of drain covers reflect evolving styles and sources both near and further afield:
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