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Metropolitan Borough of Lewisham coat of arms TUM image id: 1585831487 Licence:	Kilmorie Road School and Elsinore Road, Forest Hill (c. 1910) TUM image id: 1584973100 Licence:	Station approach, Catford Bridge (1983) Credit: Wiki Commons/Ben Brooksbank TUM image id: 1607342329 Licence:	Swallands Road on the London County Council"s Bellingham cottage estate. Houses had small front and larger back gardens. The pavements were wide, giving space for children to play, at a time when there was less traffic on the roads. Old London postcard TUM image id: 1628615400 Licence:	Wyleu Street, SE23 has an unusual name. London authorities frowned on duplicate streetnames by the 1880s and builders had to get more creative. ’Wyleu’ has an unknown origin but it’s the Welsh word for “weep”. TUM image id: 1660570255 Licence: CC BY 2.0
Bellingham Library, Oakview Road (1960) The residents of Bellingham had to wait a long time for their library - it was opened in 1949. It closed in 1963 following the opening of Bromley Road Library, which in turn was replaced by the Catford Library in 1991. Credit: Borough of Lewisham TUM image id: 1628626238 Licence:	Rising Sun, Rushey Green Credit: http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/ TUM image id: 1600882720 Licence:	Engraving showing the original Black Horse Inn - date unknown. TUM image id: 1600951508 Licence: CC BY 2.0	The Rising Sun, Rushey Green, Catford (1909) TUM image id: 1693235691 Licence:	The Rising Sun, Rushey Green, Catford (1909) TUM image id: 1660648486 Licence: CC BY 2.0

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Swallands Road on the London County Council"s Bellingham cottage estate. Houses had small front and larger back gardens. The pavements were wide, giving space for children to play, at a time when there was less traffic on the roads.
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Bellingham Library, Oakview Road (1960) The residents of Bellingham had to wait a long time for their library - it was opened in 1949. It closed in 1963 following the opening of Bromley Road Library, which in turn was replaced by the Catford Library in 1991.
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