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Black and White photograph showing Edward Place looking west showing remains of the North Boulevard and wall(map ref 371775)

Black and White photograph showing Edward Place, detail of road surface, looking north-east (map ref 368776)

Electric Palace, Lewisham High St

View of bend in road

View of T junction

Black and White postcard showing the hedges and walkway of Eliot Bank

Eliot Place, a row of detached and semi-detached houses on the edge of the Heath, was built between 1795 and 1802. It survives intact except for No. 9, which was rebuilt in 1911. Benjamin Disraeli went to school there and a blue plaque records the residence of Sir James Clark Ross, the polar explorer, at No.2. The part of the Heath opposite became a semi-private playing field for the boarding schools in Eliot Place. Engraving published by Rock & Co, 11th August 1864

Black and White photo showing the schoolbuilding (left) and houses (right) on Elsinore Road

Embleton Road Showing Nos.135 117 (Olley Collection)

Black and White photo of Ken White presenting an enlarged photograph of Stanstead Lodge which was floodlit for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 1/2/1955

Vast amounts of new recruits being trained at Ennersdale Road at the outbreak of World War One. Recruits in civilian dress, no uniforms on display. Houses visible in the background.

A training base at Ennersdale Road lines up with new recruits at the outbreak of World War One, majority of the recruits are wearing uniform.