EAW022693 ENGLAND (1949). The town around Whtyeleafe Railway Station and Upper Warlingham Railway Station, Whyteleafe, 1949

Old Stationmaster's House

Blacksmith

Public Library

Public Library

Railway siding to coal yard

Whyteleafe British Legion

Retail nursery - we would now call it a garden centre.

WWII air raid shelter entrance (blocked-up). The underground shelter ran beneath the gardens of the first couple of houses of Beverley Road.

Whyteleafe County Grammar School for Girls - the grammar school closed in the late 1970s and the buildings now house Whyteleafe School, a county primary school.

St Luke's Church Hall

Whyteleafe Tavern

Kenley County Primary School

Miss Butler's sweet shop

Domestic coal storage bays

Runway of Kenley Aerodrome

This footpath is still on the OS map

Hillcrest Road

Kenley Common

Upper Warlingham Railway Station On "the Oxted line" Not visible on this image, the next station to the left is Woldingham, the station to the right is Riddlesdown Station.

Whyteleafe Railway Station. On "the Caterham line", (whereas nearby Upper Warlingham station is on "the Oxted line") From this station, the next station on the left of the image is Whyteleafe South, whilst to the right is Kenley Station. Opened in 1900 by the South Eastern & Chatham Railway on the branch line from Purley to Caterham.

Station Road

Court Farm Road

Oakley Road

Hornchurch Hill

Whyteleafe Hill

Westhall Road

Hillbury Road

Hilltop Road

Beverley Road

Mosslea Road

Godstone Road

WWII Type A Fighter Dispersal Pen.