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Verdant Lane, Hither Green

A dairy was established at No.1 when the block called The Pavement was built in 1899, and James Haydon was the proprietor from at least 1910 to 1923. It later became No. 218 Algernon Road. Milk was ladled into the individual cans at the customer's door, but the placard on the front of the cart advertises "Special milk for the nursery in sealed cans", indicating that more hygienic arrangements could be made where necessary.

Vicars Hill Dairy, 1 The Pavement, Ladywell

Black and White photograph showing exterior of Victoria Hall Methodist Church, Grove Street. Opened 1857

Black and White photo of the children who attended the Christmas Party for Victory after WW2 which was for those who lived in the Grange estate, Balders Rise, Marvels Lane and Marvels Close, December 1945

Black and White photograph showing Victualling Yard gates, Grove Street, with Pepys Estate in background

Black and White photograph showing the former Royal Victualling Yard, 1970s

Black and White photograph of the entrance to the cooperage at the Victualling Yard 1856. Photograph by D Gay

Black and White photo of the view across the fields from Burnt Ash Hill, towards the railway before development, c.1930s

Black and white Photograph of View from from the tower of St. Mary's Church, looking north-westwards over Ladywell.

Black and white Photograph of View from from the tower of St. Mary's Church, looking westwards towards Ladywell.

View From Ladywell Bridge Showing St Mary's Church, Church Hall & Baths 12 Nov 1898