Flying Bomb incident at Croxted Road, south of Brockwell Park. A post war publication stated that 'The South London boroughs were the most badly damaged' in the flying bomb attacks on Southern England in 1944. From a report entitled ' The Battle of South London' by A. L.Woolf with photographs by F.D.Stickells, jointly published by the 'Crystal Palace Advertiser', 'South London Advertiser & 'West Norwood Times' , c.1945.
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| Collection: | Local History Library |
| Image type: | Print |
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| Ref: | 01906 |
| Identifier: | 12/967 Vol.9 |
| Date: | 1944 |
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