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Tooley Street terminus.

A group of non-commisioned officers who would train recruits for World War One. Picture taken at Drill Hall which was on site of Kwick Klean Laundry, near the Clock Tower, Lewisham, later transformed to Ennersdale Road. Detailed picture of the officers in uniform, including Sgt. Nunn (2nd from right, front row).

Sgt. Fuller of the Lewisham Volunteers on horseback. Fuller transferred from 2nd/4th to 1st/4th became Sgt. Major and was killed in action during World War One.

A Lewisham Volunteer officer on horseback and in full uniform between 1915-1919.

Lieut. Bowater (?) on horseback between 1915-1919 as part of the Lewisham Volunteers.

An unnamed Lewisham Volunteer on horseback and in uniform between 1915-1919.

Lewisham Volunteers standing in uniform with a terrible amount of mud underfoot. "Flanders Mud"

Lewisham Volunteers clearing the mud with shovels and brooms. "Flanders Mud"

A group of Lewisham Volunteers resting between 1915-1919. In civilian dress, no uniform visible. "Flanders Mud"

Gnr. Dillon (left) and Shoeing Smith Horne (right) of the Lewisham Volunteers. Troops clearing the mud. "Flanders Mud"

Black and White photograph showing interior of no 49 Lewisham Way c1926, as dental surgery

Black and White photograph showing 2 small children in a pram outside no 49 Lewisham Way