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Green Way, Chislehurst,
1937

Copyright: T.A.Bushell
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Part
of a ribbon of develop-ment that stretched
from the Sidcup by-pass to Elmstead, Green
Way was developed around 1931.
On the north west edge of Victorian Chislehurst,
it was the beginning of infill development
that culmin-ated over the next twenty years
in the building of the London County Council
estate at Mottingham and of that at Coldharbour
by the Woolwich Metropolitan Borough, closing
the gap between Kentish Chislehurst and London
proper.
No 48 (left) was home to Tom Bushell from
1931 to his death in 1976. Renow-ned local
historian and author of 'Imperial Chislehurst',
he did much to popularise the subject.
Here the family are seen celebrating the coronation
of George VI.
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Bickley
Arms Hotel,
Chislehurst, c. 1870 |
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Double's
Butchers,
65 High Street,
Chislehurst, c. 1930 |
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Water
Tower,
Summer Hill,
Chislehurst, c. 1960 |
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