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Dartmouth Place, the row of cottages adjoining the Dartmouth Arms, became Forest Hill's first shopping centre soon after the opening of the station in 1839. By the 1890s it was fully organised top guard commuters against the weather, with Campion's hard wearing boots at 29 Dartmouth Road flanked by Day's umbrella shop at 31.

Black and White artwork showing chimneypiece in the hall of Trinity Almshouses, by Frederick Ashford 1856

Black and White artwork showing coat of arms in the hall of Trinity Almshouses, by Frederick Ashford 1856

Black and White photograph showing front exterior of 142 Trundley's Road, built 1890

colour artwork showing exterior of Unitarian Baptist Chapel, Deptford Church Street by Frederick Ashford

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

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

Black and white Photograph of View from no. 140, Verdant Lane showing fields across road. C. 1920

View From One Tree Hill Across To Honor Oak & Forest Hill Golf Course Towards St Hilda's Church

Sepia Photograph of View opposite Toll House. Commercial horse and trap shown standing in front of parade of shops, and boys standing on corner of Rennell Street. C.1885

Watergate Street, Deptford c.1897