restoration was supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Ealing Council and Hounslow Council and English Heritage. An outdoor sporting facility is due open to the public in 2020. In popular culture The large mansion is quite recognisable as the venue for the police exhibition in the climax of the Ealing Studios comedy The Lavender Hill Mob filmed in 1951. In 1991 the London-based indie band The Hit Parade released their single "In Gunnersbury Park"; the song describes the failing relationship between songwriter J.Henry and his girlfriend who lived a short distance from the park in Bollo Lane. In 2020, Gunnersbury Park and its museum served as the location of the music video of Liam Gallagher's single "Once". Gallery References Further reading Collett-White, Ann and James, (1993) Heritage Publications, . Rivis, Ronald Gordon Lockhart, (1960) The Gunnersbury Park Museum 1927–1955. External links Friends of Gunnersbury Park & Museum website London Borough of Hounslow (2009) A guide to Gunnersbury Park today London Borough of Hounslow (2009) Gunnersbury Park London Borough of Hounslow Gunnersbury Park Museum Archaeological museums in London Art museums and galleries in London Brentford, London Country houses in London Georgian architecture in London Historic house museums in London History of Middlesex History of the London Borough of Hounslow Houses in the London Borough of Hounslow Local museums in London Middlesex Museums established in 1929 Museums in the London Borough of Hounslow Neoclassical architecture in London Palladian architecture in England Parks and open spaces in the London Borough of Hounslow Rothschild family residences Woodland gardens