The Citroën Building
The former Citroën UK headquarters and, at one time, said to be the largest service station in the world.
Location
184 Shepherd's Bush Road, Brook Green, Hammersmith, W6 7NL.
Date
1916 - present.
Arrol-Johnston and Arrol-Aster
A unique British factory, and the final location of a once major British motor manufacturer.
Location
Edinburgh Rd, Heathhall, Dumfries DG1 3PH.
Date
1913 – 1931.
C.F.B and the Bow-V cycle car
Two little-known cycle cars produced by a young man, later known for his futuristic automobile and industrial designs.
Location
The C.F.B Car Syndicate Ltd., 51, Church Rd, Upper Norwood, and Plycar Ltd., Stoney Lane, off Church Rd, Upper Norwood.
Date
1920-1922.
Weller, Autocars & Accessories, and Autocarriers Ltd.
The location for the development and construction of the first A.C cars.
Location
158a Norwood Road and Thomas Place, West Norwood, and 42a, Martell Road, West Norwood, London, SE21 8EE.
Date
c1900 – 1911.
A.C Cars Ltd.
Originally set up by A.C during the Second World War, the works on Tagg’s Island are probably best known for the production of their three-wheeler invalid cars, which for many years were an important part of the company’s sales.
Location
Tagg’s Island, Hampton Court, Middlesex.
Date
1941 – 1960s.
The New Arrol-Johnston Car Co. Ltd.
Arrol-Johnston’s second car factory.
Location
Underwood Weaving Mills, Underwood Road, Paisley, PA3 1TQ.
Date
1901 – 1913.
