
The site became Paterson Park, at the corner of Lynton Road and St James's Road.
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It
is often supposed that the majority of post-war
development in Southwark took place on sites
that had been destroyed by wartime enemy action.
In fact most were cleared by planners and
not bombers.
This site is an exception in two ways. Firstly,
it was cleared after being bombed in World
War II, and second, it was never redeveloped. |