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Mr Sherwood during a Warship Week at Deptford and Brochure staff.

Black and White photo displaying a multi-occuopancy bedroom, 1966

Black and White photo displaying a multi-occuopancy bedroom, 1966

Black and White photo of the first floor landing, 1966

Black and White photo of the exterior of the old people's home, 1966

Black and White photo displaying the exterior of the building, 1966

Black and White photo displaying the exterior and driveway of the building, 1966

Numbers 2 -13 The Grove (later West Grove), c.1905. This part of Blackheath was known originally as Chocolate Row and later as The Grove. The first name came from the (drinking) chocolate house built here in 1702, which became one of the centres of social life in 18th century Blackheath. Most of the 18th century houses in this part of West Grove have perished. Built in the early 19th century, No.2 (on the right) has been restored following war damage. Dickens' Creakle Academy (David Copperfield) was set on Blackheath, probably in West Grove.

Tram on the Embankment.

Flying Officer Stanley broadcasting outside the 'Odeon'

Black and White Photograph of Wings for Victory Week - Deptford the Mayor conducts an auction during Wings for Victory Week in Deptford.

Black and White Photograph of Wings for Victory Week - Deptford the Mayor conducts an auction during Wings for Victory Week in Deptford.