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The Changing Face Of Snaresbrook
Family Forest Discovery Activities
Sunday 16th February 10:30am - 12:30pm
Join local historian Lynn Haseldine-Jones for a walk in the now less rural
parts of Woodford, learning a little of the families who shaped this area
and why the Forest is as it is today.
Meet: At the Forest car park on the south side of Snaresbrook Road,
London E18 1PL (not far from Eagle Pond). Grid Ref TQ395890
Tel: 020 8508 9061
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