Grid reference TQ3171
near to West Norwood, Croydon, England
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1966 Roxburgh Road West Norwood London SE27
The home of James and Dorothy Greenfield from 1961 to 1988. James worked as a Privy Purse Messenger for the Royal Household at Buckingham Palace, after his retirement from the Metropolitan Police force in 1970.
The car to front of the... (more)
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Etherstone Green
by Bill Boaden
The green is fenced off to preserve its character and upkeep. Behind the tree is a crane engaged in a construction project, but I didn't find out where it was.
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Monarch Mews at the junction of Crown Dale
by David Howard
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269 Leigham Court Road Flats
by Deirdre Shaw
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Norwood bus garage
The bulk of the large garage is off to the right.
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Upper Norwood: The British Home for Severely Disabled People |
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Leigham Court Road, Streatham (set of 2 images)
by David Howard
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Lamberhurst Rd, Lakeview Rd junction
by N Chadwick
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22 Etherstone Green
by Nigel Mykura
This is a small crescent of terraced houses round a small green area just off Leigham Court Rd.
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St Julian's Farm Road (2)
Looking east down St Julian's Farm Road from near the junction with Lamberhurst Road.
St Julian's Farm Road has several distinct stylistic groups of houses, all probably dating from the second half of the C19th (except for a few... (more)
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Bus stop, Crown Point, West Norwood
by Robin Stott
Crown Point seems to refer to the junction (behind the camera) of Beulah Hill/Knight's Hill and Crown Lane (pictured). The green mound behind the bus stop says "reservoir": an old map confirms it and that it was the site of... (more)
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Oak, Crown Lane
A mighty tree by the junction with Leigham Court Road. The post-war flats behind were probably built on the site of old Victorian villas whose owners would have cultivated fine gardens.
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