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Norwood Ward (South), Lambeth, 1876

Norwood Ward (South), Lambeth, 1876
Extract from the 'Plan of The Parish of Lambeth, showing its Divisions into Wards and Ecclesiastical Districts', surveyor Hugh McIntosh, 1876

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Norwood Ward, showing its mainly rural aspect, with the main areas of develop-ment centred around the High Street, Knights Hill, St Luke's Church and the Cemetery.

The cemetery was desig-ned by Sir William Tite in 1837 and contains many elaborate memorials. Some of the famous graves include; Mrs Beeton, who died in 1865, Sir William Napier (d.1860) and Sir William Cubitt (d.1855).

West Norwood station, on the Wandsworth Common to Crystal Palace line, was opened in 1858. Tulse Hill Station, to the north of the Ward was built in 1869, connecting Herne Hill with the Peckham to Streatham line.


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Historical maps of Lambeth
 
Map of the
"Brixton Hundreds",
1648
 
Map of the Fortification of London and Suburbs, c.1700
Fortification of London
and Suburbs, c.1700
 
The Road from London towards East Grinstead, 1790
The Road from
London towards
East Grinstead, 1790
 
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