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Ravensbourne College, Bromley
Common, 1965

Copyright: Topham Picture Source
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The
College was originally built in 1965 as a
technical college on the site of the Rookery,
the 18th century home of the Norman family
which had been burnt out while in military
occupation in 1946. It was extended in the
early 1960s to accom-modate Bromley College
of Art, renamed Ravensbourne after the nearby
river at the time of the move.
Increasing demand for further education, coupled
by an inability to expand into what was by
then greenbelt land, resulted in the art section
moving again to another building in Chislehurst
in the mid 1970s.
For a while simply a technical college again
it is now the Rookery Lane site of Bromley
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131
Hastings Road,
Bromley Common,
c. 1938 |
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Chatterton
Road,
Bromley Common,
1974 |
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Chatterton
Arms,
Chaterton Road,
Bromley Common,
2000 |
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