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Wyndward,
Jail Lane, Biggin Hill, Bromley,
1967

It was
not until the 1950s that
house numbers started to
replace house names as
the primary means of identification.
Some of the house names
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Wyndward,
no.63 Jail Lane, Biggin Hill.
The first phase
of Biggin Hill's development
took place in the early 1920s,
when the Aperfield Court
Estate was sold off in £10
building plots. These were
built on in individual
styles, often using light
and flimsy materials.
By
the second part of the
20th century many had fallen
into disrepair and were bought,
demolished and rebuilt
by developers.
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Aperfield Estate,
Biggin Hill, 1903 |
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Charles Darwin School,
Jail
Lane,
Biggin Hill, 1974 |
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Infants' School,
Old Tye Avenue,
Biggin Hill, 1985 |
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