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Black and White postcard showing the exterior of the Methodist Chapel on Stanstead Road

Black and White photo of the view of Ladywell Road from the Bridge

Black and White artwork showing front exterior of the White Hart, Deptford Green, by Frederick Ashford, 1867

Black and White artwork showing exterior of the White Swan Inn, High Street, c1840

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

Troops in horse drawn wagons passing through Blackheath. Shops and a Church visible in the background.

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

VE Day Street Party, Geraint St, Downham 1945

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.