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Winters Farm, Orpington 1905

Winters Farm, Orpington, 1905

Now the site of Homefield Rise.
White Hart Hotels, Orpington, 1913

White Hart Hotels, Orpington 1913

The 'new' White Hart Hotel (built 1913) in front of the 'old' hotel, which stood where White Hart Road now runs. Facing north-west from Church Hill.
The White Hart Hotel, Orpington, 1913

The White Hart Hotel, Orpington 1913

Front view of public house on Orpington High Street with 'Cannon Brewery Ales and Stout' signage
The White Hart, Orpington, 1904

The White Hart, Orpington 1904

Front view of the large hotel inside fenced yard with tree
The White Hart, Orpington

The White Hart, Orpington

Sketch showing the rear of the White Hart. Rebuilt in 1913 on new site. Charming rural scene with traditional travellers caravan. Tower of All Saints Church can be seen in distance behind the trees.
Hospital Parade, Wiltshire Road, Orpington

Hospital Parade, Wiltshire Road, Orpington

Procession with men with banner, horse and carts passing row of houses
Hospital Sunday Parade, Orpington, 1925

Hospital Sunday Parade, Orpington 1925

Procession with men with banner, horse and carts passing row of houses on Wiltshire Road
Winters Farm, Orpington, 1905

Winters Farm, Orpington 1905

Rear view of the farm, looking west from approximately the position of where Lancing Road runs today. The farm land has been replaced by Homefield Rise.
Winters Farm, Orpington

Winters Farm, Orpington

Workers and two carts at the entrance to the farm.
Blind Alley, Orpington, Orpington

Blind Alley, Orpington , Orpington

Now part of Walnuts Road housing estate. Oast House can be seen in corner of field.
Boundary of Parish, St Mary Cray, Orpington

Boundary of Parish, St Mary Cray , Orpington

Looking along Walden Road lined with mature trees in winter
Lane to Kevingtown, St Mary Cray late 19th C

Lane to Kevingtown , St Mary Cray late 19th C

Horse and wagon on lane to Kenningtown, near entrance to Orpington House. Situated just a mile to the south-__east of urban St Mary Cray, Kevington is a rural hamlet (also spelt Kevingtown), with farms, nurseries and old cottages. The Ordnance Survey map of 1876 shows Kevingtown and Kevington as two separate places – the former at the top of the hill, the latter on its western slope – but this could have been due to some carto­graphic confusion.