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The Rectory, Beckenham , Beckenham 1927

Front view of Rectory building, facing north-west. Prior tio demolition

Kelsey Park Road, Beckenham , Beckenham 1920s

Construction of new building (Beckenham Telephone Exchange) at High Street end of Kelsey Park Road. Facing south from bottom of Church Hill.

Kelsey Park & Manor House , Beckenham 1920

View through bushes of Kelsey House and Lake.

Very faded image

Old Beckenham Fire Station , Beckenham 1950s

Fron view of the fire station in Bromley Road opposite Bromley Road School

High Street, Beckenham , Beckenham c.1929

Looking from Thornton's Corner west along High Street. The Greyhound public house is on the left with Christ Church behind. (late 1920s)

Stone Farm, Beckenham c.1920

Oak Lodge School, Beckenham , Beckenham 1954

Modern school buildings from across playing fields

Oak Lodge Estate, Beckenham , Beckenham 1954

Trees bordering playing fields of school

Blake Recreation Ground, West Wickham 1954

The Hall, Bromley Road, Beckenham 1952

Shortlands House , Shortlands c.1800

The building lies at the far end of Scotts Lane on Bromley Road, and is the oldest surviving great house in Shortlands. It is now occupied by Bishop Challoner School. It was originally called Clay Hill. Built in 1702, its first known resident was George Groote, a Greek historian and banker who became MP for the City of London in 1832.

Shortlands House , Shortlands c.1800

The building lies at the far end of Scotts Lane on Bromley Road, and is the oldest surviving great house in Shortlands. It is now occupied by Bishop Challoner School. It was originally called Clay Hill. Built in 1702, its first known resident was George Groote, a Greek historian and banker who became MP for the City of London in 1832.