EAW022349 ENGLAND (1949). The area around Lordship Lane and Barry Road, East Dulwich, from the south, 1949

72-76 Landells Road, probably destroyed in the 'baby blitz' - damage does not show on blitz bomb maps

Recorded location of a 2ndWW barrage balloon operating site, e25608.

This, No 373, today a grocer's shop, was being run as a beer house at the time of this photo. Note the BH. Corner of Landells Road.

Dulwich hospital , East Dulwich grove

friern school later waverley school

Dulwich library

The Plough P.H

Dulwich Hamlet football ground

Alleyn's School, Townley Road

Tyrrell Road prefabs

Underhill Road prefabs

Etherow Street prefabs

Dulwich Library, terminus for tram route 60 rush hour only to Southwark (City). Unlike bus routes 12 & 78 which had a stand point on the forecourt of The Plough public House (as can be seen in this photo) the tram just reversed through a crossover in the tracks. The first car left at 6:40a.m. for the 33 minute journey with a frequency of 8 minutes until 08:54a.m.. There was a break then until the 4:04p.m. departure from the City arrived at 4:38, returning at 4:42. The last car of the day arrived at 7:22 which then returned to Camberwell Green at 7:24.

Dulwich Baths. Now Dulwich Leisure Centre swimming pool and gym.

Tram.

Bus Terminus at the Plough Pub, Lordship Lane.

Court Lane

V1 bomb damage on the site of the Co-op

Post WW2 pre-fabs after V1 hit.

Lycott Grove, Playfield Crescent & Melbourne Grove bomb damage, new flats being built in Lytcott Grove

Post WW2 pre-fab housing after V1 & V2 hits

Upland Road.