Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Hammersmith Park
Hammersmith Park
Shepherd's Bush, London
The park is sited on the remains of the original Japanese garden designed for the 1910 Exhibition. As the garden was carved up for residential estates and then BBC Television Centre, the remaining area was landscaped and opened as Hammersmith Park in 1955.
How to get here:
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Underground (Central): White City - Cross over and walk north along Wood Lane, then turn left into South Africa Road. The park will be on the left once you pass the estate. +
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Bus: White City Bus Map - Head north along Wood Lane, then turn left into South Africa Road. The park will be on the left once you pass the estate. +
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Underground (Hammersmith & City): Shepherd's Bush - Exit the station and turn right, then turn right into Frithville Gardens. The park is at the end of the road. +
Access: publicStatus: unknownHammersmith Path
Photograph taken: 27th May 2006 by Chuck Foster
The Daleks' Master Plan (7)
Filmed: 25 Oct 1965
The TARDIS lands at Lords Cricket Ground.
Additional Notes:
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The episode "The Feast of Steven" doesn't exist, and there are no screen shots showing how Hammersmith Park was used, so this is a generic shot of the park, with BBC Television Centre in the background.
Where to walk to next?
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White City Central Line Station (The Chase). Head north out of the park and turn right along South Africa Road. Then turn right onto Wood Lane and White City Station is across the road on the left.
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BBC Television Centre (The Seeds of Doom, An Adventure in Space and Time). Head north out of the park and turn right along South Africa Road. Then turn right onto Wood Lane and Television Centre is on the right.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Wood Lane Central Line Station (The Dalek Invasion of Earth): 0.17 miles. 
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Warehouse Lane (The Evil of the Daleks): 0.18 miles. 
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Lime Grove Studios: 0.42 miles.
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Swancombe House (walkway) (The Silurians): 0.54 miles.
Related Stories
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The Daleks' Master Plan [25 Oct 1965]
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