epw056165 ENGLAND (1937). The Forest Hill area around Dartmouth Road, Forest Hill, 1937. This image has been produced from a copy-negative.

195 Honor Oak Road (formerly 57). Known as Clyde Villa

Tennis courts, now the Albion Millennium Green.

Forest Hill Brewery site.

Folly Tower, built in the grounds of Tewkesbury Lodge, a large mansion demolished in 1930 to make way for the new estate which bears its name. See link for details. https://knowyourlondon.wordpress.com/2015/08/03/tewkesbury-lodge-folly/

Havelock House, built by Charles Bayer, owner of Tewkesbury Lodge, a large mansion of 1855 on the crest of the hill behind. He built Havelock House for his daughter and further along Honor Oak Road, he built Hamilton Lodge for his son.

Hamilton Lodge. See note on Havelock House.

Surrey Mount, once home of Frederick Horniman, founder of the Museum. Damaged in the WW2, the house was demolished in 1960 and its site and gardens incorporated in the public park.

Forest Croft. Flats built in 1937.

Taymount Grange, serviced flats built in 1935.

Lordship Lane Station. On the Nunhead to Crystal Palace High Level line which closed on 20th September, 1954. Painted by Emile Pissarro in 1871. Now the site of flats and houses.

"Welcome Aboard". 1930s modernist house

Sunken Garden

Paddling Pool

Forest Hill Railway Station from an old post card

Forest Hill Swimming Pools

Dartmouth Road

Forest Hill London Bus 1960, my first "proper" photograph

Thorpewood Avenue

Forest Hill Library

Capitol Cinema--Now a Wetherspoons Establishment

Forest Hill

Lordship Lane

Horniman Museum Gardens

Horniman Museum