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The houses in Ladywell Road, then called Baines Villas, had probably been built in 1858 as a response to the railway's arrival. On the left is Ladywell Road and the bridge over the Ravensbourne. The line of fence-posts shows the river bank. On the south side, animals graze on what is not yet Ladywell (Fields) Recreation Ground. In the foreground is the garden attached to Ladywell Station and in the distance are Lewisham Congregational Church and the back of Lewisham House. 

Black and White postcard showing a tug-of-war in progress outside Ladywell Lodge as a military hospital

Black and White photo of the recreation ground from the bridge showing the River Ravensbourne and the old workhouse in the distance, 25/7/1897

Black and White photo of Ladywell Recreation Ground

Black and White photo of people by the River Ravensbourne in the Ladywell Recreation Ground

Black and White photo of the River Ravensbourne and the old rustic bridge in the Ladywell Recreation Ground, 6/4/1903

Black and White postcard showing the bridge and waterfall in Ladywell Recreation Ground

Black and White photo of the Ladywell Recreation Ground bridge over the River Ravensbourne, 6/10/1898

Ladywell Recreation Ground Showing River Ravensbourne & St Mary's Church From Ladywell Bridge

Ladywell Recreation Ground Showing Rustic Bridge & Waterfall (colour)

Ladywell Recreation Ground Showing The Rustic Bridge

Ladywell Recreation Ground Showing The Rustic Bridge & Waterfall