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Black and White Photograph of Woodbastwick Road

This 18th century weather-boarded cottage was a relic of Lee's rural past that survived until surrounded by the small terraced houses of the Firs Estate. Woodland Cottage was demolished early in the 20th century.

Woodlands was built between 1774 and 1776 for John Julius Angerstein, the financier and art collector whose collection forms the basis of the National Gallery. The Architect was George Gibson, who is also thought to have designed the Knoll. The Angerstein family occupied the house until 1870. In the twentieth century it served as a convent, an art gallery and the Greenwich Local History Library. Watercolour painting by George Heriot, c.1790. 

Black and White photograph showing view of Woodpecker Road during demolition c1966

Black and White photograph showing view of Woodpecker Road during demolition c1966

Black and White photograph showing view of Woodpecker Road

Black and White Photograph of Woodyates Road, ARP Depot, Grove Park Officers in full gas suits holding a stretcher.

Black and White Photograph of Woodyates Road, ARP Depot, Grove.

Black and White Photograph of Woodyates Road, ARP Depot, Grove Park.

Black and White Photograph of Woodyates Road, ARP Depot, Grove Park .

Four men in suits in front of a building.

Woodyates Road, ARP Depot, Grove Park.