macroban
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Walter Collison - 211 Lordship Lane (old photograph)
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That hanging lantern (gas?) is massive. Must be eight feet high! -
Does anyone remember the First World War veteran who used to ply the streets and houses with his usherette-style tray of boot-laces, shoe polish, and brushes?
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Black Cherry - What's happened to it?
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The rules of East Dulwich Road Crescent? -
"complimentary indoor shopping centre" That's right: shoplifters' paradise.
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Beasley gives 1879 for Tarbert Road.
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J.Lockhart, 201 Lordship Lane, was the publisher.
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Outsourcing armed forces = mercenaries?
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>>macroban Wrote: >>------------------------------------------------------- >> Is Mamora Man's employment at least partially >> funded by a quango? > nah, just the Tory party PCT?
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Is Mamora Man's employment at least partially funded by a quango?
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We already have a police station on Lordship Lane.
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> Given ED's demographic you'd imagine there'd be at least one veggie place. I can't get the numbers on the back of an envelope to work. Can anyone else?
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CamberwellOz, You might like to follow up some of the items in the English Heritage Conservation Bulletin Issue 57 Spring 2008. Subtitled "Adapting To A Changing Climate", it deals with mitigations, and you may yet be able to have double-glazing. mailinglist@english-heritage.org.uk or 020-7973 3253
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A rough typed notice fixed on with sellotape looks "unplanned".
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Seems to be.
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Don't think they have a branch in Dublin.
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"[...] closed with immediate effect."
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Well? [Edited to correct trading name]
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Honor Oak Station
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Station buildings pictures here.
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Big Hole (now a tree) in Goose Green Roundabout
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Umm. You need two trees per hammock? -
Crystal Palace Road (pre-1914 photograph)
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EDmummuy, Nothing special here. I did some scans a couple of years ago, and in an idle moment I decided to share a few of the more interesting ones. Isn't there a postcard of Hindmans Road with a horse-drawn milk-cart in view? I'm pretty sure I've seen that some time in the past. MacRoban -
I'll try to sort out some more next weekend.
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Crystal Palace Road (pre-1914 photograph)
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You need an animated GIF to have the Foxtons' facia change colour. Try harder! -
This is another previously unpublished photograph. The original is a small very faded sepia photograph. The TIF has been severely edited to make it viewable. Date? Certainly pre-1914.
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Dog Kennel Hill [1906-1912] photograph
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The original is a small faded sepia photograph with nothing on written on the back. The tram-lines were laid in 1906 and quadruped for safety purposes in 1912. This gives a date range for the photograph of 1906-1912. I do like the delivery boy with his wicker basket. Presumably returning from the large mansions which were where the East Dulwich Estate is now.