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Albion Avenue
Large estates of flats 1920/30s.
Clyston Street
Features in films 'Castaway’.
Corunna Road
Courland Grove
1840 Baptist Church
Guildford Road
St Barnabas, 1848-50 by Isaac Clarke & James Humphreys. A ragstone Gothic centrepiece to the contemporary classical Lansdowne Gardens.
Lansdowne Way
83 Priory Arms
Larkhall Rise
A few more c18-early c19 houses along
Linford Street
Stewarts Lane Station. 29thMarch 1858. London Brighton and South Coast Railway. Line to Penge Junction 1860 London, Chatham and Dover Railway. 1858 December closed . 1863 opened with entrance on the west side of Linford Street near Corunna Terrace . 1867 closed.
Netherfold Road
LCC Weights & Measures
Pensbury Place.
Features in films 'Janice Beard 45 wpm’, ‘Stormbreaker’.
Sibella Road
18, Small walled garden with formal framework softened by expressionist colour-themed planting. A path leads from Mediterranean-inspired patio to a tiny octagonal lawn. Terrace framed with lavender, dicentras, ferns and hostas and some more unusual woodland plants. An old bramley, white lilac, weeping pear and cloud- pruned ceanothus add height and are festooned with roses and clematis
St.Rule Street
Heathfield Primary School LSB An altered but still picturesque skyline of shaped gables, steeply pitched roof, and cupola.
74 Shaftesbury
Stewarts Lane
Junction ext. to new terminus at Waterloo 1860s
Stewarts Lane Station line to Penge Junction l860 London, Chatham and Dover Railway. To Crystal Palace open to Herne Hill l862.
Stewarts Road
Features in films 'My Beautiful Launderette’.
Stonhouse Street
Clapham Manor School. 1881 with later additions
Union Grove
Christ Church1861 By B.Ferrey, 1861-2; Kentish rag
vicarage by G. E. Street, with many hipped gables.
SpringfieldEstate later additions by Lambeth to the G.LC estate show a change of heart witnessed in the staggered yellow brickterraces of family houses, with bay-windows and front andback gardens car park concealed beneath, 1975-6. Clunn said “A finenew housing estate “.
99 Prince of Wales
355
369 garden house
Clifford Walk
Springfield Estate by theL.C.C., 1935, with large blocks of flats,
Housing by L. de Soissons and G. Grey Womumformerly a private estate, 1929-30, distinguished by ratherfussy neo-Georgian trimmings. the interior courtyardsbetter.
Carey Gardens the most interesting redevelopment is, a G.L.C. estate of 1970-7 NicholasWood, influenced by the March and Martin principles ofperimeter planning 403dwellings at 136 p.p.a. Unusual layout of two irregular four-storey concentric crescents around an open space, but thegrand design negated by excessive variety in the details seethe different window designs, and the complicated recessedcorners of the inner crescent. Brick with exposed concretebands.
Westbury Estate,the familiar mixed development of the 1960s, with two twenty-one-storey brutalist towers (1964-7). GLC
167 The Cider House
238-241 more flats.
238-246
372-37 6a few relics of decent-class earlier c19buildings: villas with Doric porches;
335-337, with Ionic porches,
553 etc f the 1820s modest cottages
827-837 Coraugh Terrace 1860.
93-7
South Bank Poly and Vauxhall College of Building. five storeys and cheery lecture theatre. 1970-4 by Shingler Risdon Associates. Five storeys on a plaza over a car park, with a clumsy projecting lecture theatre acting as a mammoth porch canopy.
Special railway station for Queen Victoria
St.George's
Wandsworth Road Station. 1st March 1863. 1916 closed.
Wandsworth Road Station. From 1866 trains from Clapham Junction to Ludgate Hill. Wandsworth Road platform adjoining