— The pond or lake in rear of Burrage House occupied the hollow of the great sandpit, t It was near the site of the engine shed at the Arsenal Station, and the position of the house is at present marked by the junction of Parry Place and Burrage Grove.
The Arsenal Station.  — The pond or lake in rear of Burrage House occupied the hollow of the great sandpit, t It was near the site of the engine shed at the Arsenal Station, and the position of the house is at present marked by the junction of Parry Place and Burrage Grove.  The school entrance from Spray's Buildings is shown plainly on the plan (page 456), which was drawn in 1845 to illustrate the bill submitted to Parliament for the North Rent Railway.