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Black and White photo of members drinking tea under a tent in the garden of 145 Marvels Lane, 1957

Black and White photo of members drinking tea under a tent in the garden of 145 Marvels Lane, 1957

Black and White photo of members drinking tea under a tent in the garden of 145 Marvels Lane, 1957

Black and White photo of the front of the house

The Glebe was a mid-19th century development of large detached houses on what had been the glebe land of the Rector of Lee. The occupants seen in the first photograph taken about 1910 were Morris William Brown, a draper, and his family. The second photograph shows Morris William Brown and his wife Emily taking tea in the conservatory. The conservatory as a half-outdoor sitting room, rather than a greenhouse for growing plants, was very much a Victorian development.

The Glebe was a mid-19th century development of large detached houses on what had been the glebe land of the Rector of Lee. The occupants seen in the first photograph taken about 1910 were Morris William Brown, a draper, and his family. The second photograph shows Morris William Brown and his wife Emily taking tea in the conservatory. The conservatory as a half-outdoor sitting room, rather than a greenhouse for growing plants, was very much a Victorian development.

J W Heath & Sons, Brockley Green Farm Brickmakers At Work c.1890

J W Heath & Sons, Chudleigh Road c.1890

J. T. Allder's Furnishing Shop 120 Rushey Green

J. T. Allder's Old Building 100 -104 Rushey Green c.1927

J. T. Allder's, Catford

Drawing of cave entrance with various people