Bride Hall Lane in Wheathampstead

Bride Hall Lane in Wheathampstead in St Albans is a minor road. It runs in a north-south direction and crosses Codicote Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
minor road
Route
north-south

Tourist information offices

  • Victorian Level Platform – approx. 2,0 km.
  • Wheathampstead – approx. 2,0 km.
  • The permanent way – approx. 2,0 km.
  • The story of the wagon – approx. 2,0 km.
  • The Pop Group Magic Lanterns, George Bernard Shaw – approx. 2,0 km.
  • Wheathampstead – approx. 2,0 km.
  • The story of Wheathampstead station – approx. 2,0 km.
  • Garden open to all – approx. 2,1 km.

Bus stops

  • Lamer Lodge – approx. 1,4 km.
  • Lamer Park – approx. 1,5 km.
  • The Slype – approx. 1,8 km.
  • Garden Court – approx. 1,9 km.
  • Rose Lane – approx. 2,1 km.

Convenience stores

  • Village Store – approx. 2,1 km.

Artwork

  • George Bernard Shaw (artist: Dave Flemons, wood). Full-sized wood carving. Depicts George Bernard Shaw sitting at the station. – approx. 2,0 km.

Attraction

  • Wheathampstead Railway Station. Site of former Dunstable Branch station, with restored platform, benches, track and wagon. Play equipment and information boards have also been installed. – approx. 2,0 km.

Beauty salons

  • The Beautique – approx. 2,1 km.

Hairdressers

  • First Class – approx. 2,1 km.

Post offices

  • Wheathampstead Post Office at Station Road 5 (AL4 8BU) – approx. 2,1 km.

Cafés

  • Marley's – approx. 2,1 km.