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©Nigel Chadwick
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©Nigel Chadwick
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©Nigel Chadwick
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Dist:0.2km<br/>The church, built in 1882 as St Andrew's Presbyterian Church is now Grade II listed.
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Dist:0.2km<br/>The church, built in 1882 as St Andrew's Presbyterian Church is now Grade II listed.
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Dist:0.2km<br/>The building was erected in 1881-2 as St Cyprian's mission church in the parish of St Mary, Lewisham (Anglican). It was superseded in 1901 by a new parish church of the same name in Adelaide Road (which was bombed in WW2) but retained as a parish hall and occasional place of worship until 1968 when it was sold to the Roman Catholics for use as a church hall. Since c.2006 it has been in secular use (as of 2009 a dance studio).
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Dist:0.2km<br/>A pair of ancient volkswagens spotted from Hilly Fields on Montague Avenue.
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Dist:0.2km<br/>The church, built in 1882 as St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, occupies a prominent site on the corner of Brockley Road and Wickham Road. Its denomination is now United Reformed. The church is listed grade 2 (LBS number 203231). The church website is http://www.standrewsbrockley.co.uk/
©Stephen Craven
Dist:0.2km<br/>The summit of Hilly Fields stands 175 feet above sea level and gives extensive views across South London and towards Kent. Here the Crystal Palace ridge with its TV mast can be seen just to the left of the tree. In the second half of the 19th century house building was proceeding rapidly in the area. Hilly Fields was saved from development by the protests of local residents. A committee of influential people was formed, which including Octavia Hill, the co-founder of the National Trust. She recorded that when visiting tenants in Deptford one day, she noticed a vase of freshly picked flowers, and on being told they had been picked on Hilly Fields, she set off to visit the area the same day. As a result she became instrumental in raising subscriptions to save Hilly Fields from being built over. The dedication of the park to the public took place in 1896.
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