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— Ideal homes: From country to suburb [Univ. of Greenwich]
— Streatham [Univ. of Greenwich] [no page yet]
Demolished — replaced — evidence (if any) of their existence in road names, roads, walls, plots etc.
— The Manor House, East Hill [Peter Paggen’s house, c.1670–1890; now partly at Thornhill House, Putney]
— Springfield House? Farm? [no page yet]
— The new house on the corner of Lyford Road and Herondale Avenue, replacing one bombed in the Second World War [no page yet]
— Potters’ house [no page yet]
— Houses near “Earlsfield” — Elm House? [no page yet]
— The Heathfield Road house built with London Bridge stone (Henry Moseley’s?) [no page yet]
— DuBuisson’s house [name?] [no page yet]
— Ivy House [no page yet]
— Easthill Lodge [no page yet]
— The house that replaced the terrace on West Side [no page yet]
— … and the block that replaced them [no page yet]
— Lakeview Terrace [no page yet]
— Mulberry Cottage — Francis Grose’s house
— Plough Green houses [no page yet]
— Nightingale [Lodge? Farm?] [no page yet]
— Fernside
— White House and other replaced houses on Bellevue [no page yet]
— On the Common … [no page yet]
— Gypsy encampments [no page yet]
— Prefabs [no page yet]
— Prison [no page yet]
— RVPA Girls [no page yet]
— RVPA Boys [no page yet]
— Royal Freemasons’ School for Girls [no page yet]
— St James’s Industrial School — does that count? [no page yet]
— Bolingbroke [Arms?] — closed date?
— Freemasons’ [Arms/Hotel?] [no page yet]
— Hope [no page yet]
— Lord of the Manor — closed date? [no page yet]
— Plough
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