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Manor Way, Petts Wood (1938) The road was, as yet, unfinished at the time of the photo. It was still awaiting its tar. TUM image id: 1467036043 Licence:	Beckenham Road (1900) TUM image id: 1557161196 Licence: CC BY 2.0	Village Way, Beckenham TUM image id: 1604227424 Licence: CC BY 2.0	One of a number of small courts off Beckenham High Street, Burrell Row, built in the 1870s was perhaps the most picturesque. Credit: Ideal Homes TUM image id: 1611412922 Licence:	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:
Wickham Way, Park Langley, Beckenham (c. 1920) Wickham Way is one of the major roads on the Park Langley estate and was one of the first to be developed. Consisting mainly of larger detached houses, the later southern part of Wickham Way was only developed after the decision had been made to abandon the proposed shopping centre and church. Credit: Ideal Homes TUM image id: 1632776987 Licence:	Brabourne Rise, Park Langley, Beckenham (1926) The Park Langley development, of which this road was a part, began in 1908 when H & J Taylor, a Lewisham building firm, bought a sizeable part of the ancient Langley Park Estate from the Goodhart family. Originally envisaged as a self contained garden city complete with circular shopping centre, church and dance hall building, it was interrupted by the First World War causing all but the housing to be abandoned. Credit: Ideal Homes TUM image id: 1611409318 Licence:	Clock House Parade, Beckenham (c.1910) By 1900 most of the Clock House area was built up, but a small site remained to the east of the station. This parade with flats above was added about 1906 following the success of the shops to the west. It has been threatened by redevelopment on a number of occasions but it still survives. Credit: Ideal Homes TUM image id: 1632778669 Licence:	The "Splendid" served as Downham’s only cinema. To the right is the old (upper) mill on the Ravensbourne river. Credit: Ideal Homes TUM image id: 1601025627 Licence:

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Manor Way, Petts Wood (1938) The road was, as yet, unfinished at the time of the photo. It was still awaiting its tar.
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