Hayes, Bromley

Hayes is an area of the London Borough of Bromley. It used to be called a village and still has many of the features of one.

Hayes, Bromley Media

• Hayes Farmhouse, Hayes (01).jpg

  The early 19th-century Hayes Farmhouse, now a Grade II listed building

• A 3-inch gun crew of 303rd Battery, 99th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Hayes Common in Kent, May 1940. H1387.jpg

  A 3-inch gun crew of 303rd Battery, 99th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, at Hayes Common in Kent, May 1940. H1387

• Hayes Library, Hayes (West Face - 01).jpg

  This is a photo of listed building number 1064368.

• West Face of the Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Hayes (02).jpg

  The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin in Hayes; a medieval structure, it was substantially rebuilt in the 19th century

• Hayes (Kent) Station

• Hussey Well, Hayes (01).jpg

  Hussey Well (or Jacob's Well) on Husseywell Crescent, adjacent to Husseywell Park

• Hayes shops on Station Approach.jpg

  Hayes shops on Station Approach

• The New Inn, Hayes.jpg

  The New Inn pub opposite the train station

• Hayes village shops.jpg

  Hayes village shops

• Hayes library.jpg

  Hayes library