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South east end of Church Street c.1897 (Thankful Sturdee Collection)

South Side Of Old Flagon Row Looking Towards (Thankful Sturdee Collection)

Southend Village Showing The Green Man

The parades of shops in Springbank Road were built by Archibald Cameron Corbett from 1900 to serve his huge St Germans Estate. The wall beyond the shops on the right was at the west entrance to Hither Green Station. Corbett helped to pay for this second entrance, as he considered it vital to the success of his estate.

The College Park estate was built by the Mercer's Company in the 1860s and 1870s over the fields of a small farm that the company administered as trustees of a charity. It was one of the most significant additions to the number of middle class houses in Lewisham during that building boom. Clarendon Road (now Clarendon Rise) was the main artery of the new estate. Maverston Lodge, No.49 (now demolished), was built in the early 1870s. Photograph taken June 19th 1968

Black and White photo of the shop fronts on the corner of Brockley Rise, c.1910

Black and White postcard showing the HR/2 Class Train 1871 (Service 58 to Lewisham) at Stanstead Road/ Brockly Rise Junction, 1951

Black and White postcard of the shop fronts on Stanstead road, looking west from the corner of Ravensbourne Road

Black and White photograph showing Staplehurst Road - corner of Longhurst Road, looking towards Station Hotel

Black and White photograph showing Staplehurst Road, Station Parade - north side

Black and White photograph showing Staplehurst Road, Station Parade - north side. Taken 27/10/1977

Black and White photograph showing Staplehurst Road, showing nos 11-17 Station Parade, dated 1905. Taken Aug 1964