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Ashtree Cottage, Mount Gardens,
Sydenham, 1973
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Half
of Sydenham was unavailable for development
until the Lewisham Enclosure Act of 1810.
The building on Sydenham Common that followed
immediately was mostly in the form of wooden
cottages, a few of which still survive.
Ashtree Cottage, in Mount Gardens, which was
built c.1815, is unusual in being half of
a back-to-back pair.
The far bay window on the right belongs to
Rouselle Cottage. |
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The Old House,
Sydenham Road,
Sydenham, c. 1895 |
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South Suburban
Gas Works,
Bell Green,
Sydenham, c. 1910 |
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Timbered Shops,
Sydenham Road,
Sydenham, 1960 |
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