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Until the 1920s, Downham was virtually uninhabited although Downham Market is rich in history and dates back to Saxon times.
The area was largely farmland, much of it...
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The Manor of Lee was in the historic parish of Blackheath and existed up to 1900 when it was merged with the parish of Lewisham to create the Metropolitan Borough...
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Hither Green lies south east of Lewisham, on the site of a hamlet from the Middle Ages called Romborough.
This hamlet had not been inhabited since the time of the...
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Lewisham High Street and the busy area around the Clock Tower are centres of activity for the people of Lewisham.
The Clock Tower was completed in 1900 to...
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 Blackheath - originally named after the dark colour of the local soil - has a rich history going back to the time of the Romans, who used it as a...
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The Second World War had a profound effect on Lewisham.
Thousands of local men and women served in all branches of the armed forces and in all the major theatres...
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Originally a farming area, Catford's name comes from the local wildcats that used to cross the river at this site.
As with so many of London's suburbs, it developed...
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Founded in 1873, Hither Green Cemetery sprawls along the side of Verdant Lane.
With its well-tended grounds and attractive chapel, it has a calm and tranquil atmosphere. Dotted with...
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