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The open-air baths, Bellingham, Catford S. E. 6

The Paragon was designed by Michael Searles for John Cator, and built between 1795 and 1806. Intended for the upper middle class, the linked pairs of houses provided room for carriages, stables, servant's quarters and large gardens. After 1914 several became hotels or boarding houses. Severely damaged during World War ll, they were restored by Charles Bernard Brown between 1949 and 1958 and were converted into flats. Engraving published by Rock & Co., 11th August 1864.

Black and White photo of the pig sty and shed, 17/1/1964

Black and White postcard showing the exterior of the Methodist Chapel on Stanstead Road

Black and White photo showing the exterior and stairs leading up to the library

Black and White Photograph of The Railway Tavern

Black and White Photograph of The Railway Tavern

Black and White photograph showing the Royal Oak showing detail of inscriptions on former public house

colour postcard of a painting of the 'Sovereign of the Seas', by L. A. Castro, at Parham Park, Sussex

Black and White photo of the Station Hotel pub showing the entrance on Leahurst Road

Black and White photo of the Station Hotel pub showing the entrance on Staplehurst Road

Black and White photo of the Station Hotel Pub on Staplehurst Road, October 1965