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Black and White photograph showing Mayday celebration in 'Jack in the Green' tradition in Deptford

Jack In The Green, Deptford, c.1910(Thankfull Sturdee Collection)

Sepia Photograph of James Collingwood, draper's store. View showing shoppers, carriages and prams. C. 1910

James Elroy & Family 1892

This curious building was first called Bullseye Cottage because of the distinctive circular windows. It was the gardener's cottage to the Laurels, the large house 200 yards to the south. The second name, Jape's Cottage, was supplied by William Japes, the gardener from c.1850. It was demolished in the early 1870s and No 126 Hither Green Lane now stands on the site.

Black and White Photograph of Jews Walk

Black and White Photograph of Jews Walk

Black and White Photograph of Jews Walk

Jim Connell Plaque Unveiling Ceremony 8 Feb 1989

John Edward Gray & Maria Emma Gray 1864

Black and White photograph showing John Evelyn School, view from corner of Bolt Street and Evelyn Street

Black and White photograph showing rear view of John Evelyn School