Green Hedges

Green Hedges was Enid Blyton's home from 1938 until near her death. She wrote most of her books there and also held the famous Story Parties there. The house was situated off Penn Road in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.

History

In 1938, Enid Blyton and her first husband Hugh Alexander Pollock moved to the eight-bedroomed, mock-Tudor mansion where she would live for the rest of her life. There were large lawns, tennis courts, and a rose garden. There was also a large porch at the side.

After

After Enid Blyton's death the house was knocked down and new houses were built in its place. A road named Blyton Close stands in the approximate location of the house.^[1]

↑ Success story: Enid Blyton, BBC, retrieved 2011-05-20

Coordinates: 51°36′57″N 0°38′48″W / 51.615716°N 0.646716°W / 51.615716; -0.646716

Works by Enid Blyton

Bibliography Illustrators Society

The Adventure Series (1944–1950) The Barney Mysteries (1949–1959) The Circus Series (1938–1942) The Famous Five (1942–1963) The Faraway Tree (1939–1951) Five Find-Outers (1943–1961) Malory Towers (1946–1951) Mary Mouse (1942–1964) The Mistletoe Farm (1948–1950) The Naughtiest Girl (1940–1952) Noddy (1949–1963) The Secret Series (1938–1953) The Secret Seven (1949–1963) St. Clare's (1941–1945) The Wishing Chair (1937–2000) The Young Adventurers (1997)

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