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Forest Hill, Sydenham and Crystal Palace housed one of the major German communities in London, composed mostly of wealthy merchants, with a sprinkling of musicians and artists. The German Evangelical Church was founded in temporary accommodation in 1875, and the church was built in 1883. Dietrich Bonhoeffer was the pastor from 1933 to 1935 and the church was named after him at the end of World War II. It was bombed during the war, and rebuilt.

Black and White photo of a girl guide troop outside of the Burnt Ash Methodist Church during WW2

Tram 136 (Service 58) at South Street Baptist Chapel, Greenwich.

Black and White photo of Grove Park Cricket Club at Marvels Lane, 1942

Black and White photo of the May Queen Ceremony with the young girls in white dresses and flowers, c.late 1940s

Black and White Photograph of Bomb damage to Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School, Pepy's Road, damage shown of the Dining Hall. 1941/2

An unexploded 50KG phospherous bomb through side wall of Horn's Camera Mart into back garden of no.13, Harefield Rd. Capt. Brooks B.D.S inspecting building.

An unexploded 50KG phospherous bomb through side wall of Horn's Camera Mart into back garden of no.13, Harefield Rd.

Black and White Photograph of Lewisham Heavy Rescue Service, Lewisham. Details attached to Photograph with list of names.

Black and White photo showing Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison playing with a model train at the Flower Show, 23/8/1947

High St Showing St Mary's Church, Lewisham

Hither Green (formerly Lee) Cemetery