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Town of Egham The town of Egham, which has a population of some 6,000 (although there are over 25.000 in the Egham Built-up Area), lies about 19 miles from central London, approximately three miles to the south-west of the administrative boundary of Greater London. It is now in the Borough of Runnymede, a local government district of the county of Surrey, formed in 1974 and subsequently granted borough status. Prior to 1974, it was part of the Urban District of Edgham (created 1906, and previously a rural district from 1894) in the county of Surrey.
A small Jewish community developed in Egham during World War II comprised primarily of evacuees from heavily populated areas, but did not survive beyond the end of the war.
World War II Evacuee Communities Jewish Congregations in Greater London and its Outskirts home page Jewish Congregations in Surrey Jewish Communities of England home page
Research and formatting by David Shulman
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