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Beech Tree Hotel, London
Road, Bromley, c. 1895
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Dating
from the 1860s and part of the first phase
of development along the London Road, The
Beech Tree Hotel was named after a prominent
purple beech tree on the site upon which it
was built.
The tree was said to have been a particular
favourite of Joseph Paxton, builder of the
Crystal Palace.
The hotel suffered serious damage in a V1
attack in 1944 and was rebuilt after the war
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Baptist
Chapel,
Bromley, 1866 |
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Bromley
(South) Station,
Bromley, c. 1870 |
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Site
of the
Gaumont Cinema,
Bromley, 1935 |
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