Published in 'Parish Church of St Mary' by L.L.Duncan, 1892

The first photograph shows the vicarage prior to the addition of the addition of the extension, which was added in 1879 - 1881.

St.Mary's, the old vicarage of Lewisham was built in 1692 - 1693 by George Stanhope, Vicar of Lewisham and Deptford, and Dean of Canterbury.

It is the only survivor in central Lewisham from the period that saw the begining of suburban development in the parish, most notably at Dartmouth Row in Blackheath.

The old vicarage has been used as offices since the 1980s.