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Old and New London: Volume 6

By Edward Walford. Describes the southern suburbs of London, from Chiswick, Putney and Hammersmith in the west, to Streatham and Norwood in the south, and Southwark, Bermondsey, Greenwich and Eltham in the east.

Old and New London. Originally published by Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London, 1878.

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Table of contents

Title Page(s)
List of illustrations xi-xii
Editorial note xiii
The southern suburbs: Introduction 1-8
Southwark: Old London Bridge 8-15
Southwark: St Saviour's Church 16-29
Southwark: Winchester House and Barclay's Brewery 29-44
Southwark: Bankside 45-57
Southwark: High Street 57-75
Southwark: Famous inns 76-89
Southwark: Old St Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals 89-100
Bermondsey: Tooley Street 100-117
Bermondsey: The abbey 117-133
Rotherhithe 134-142
Deptford 143-164
Greenwich 164-176
Greenwich: The hospital for seamen 177-190
Greenwich: The parish church 190-205
Greenwich: The park and the royal observatory 206-223
Blackheath and Charlton 224-236
Eltham, Lee and Lewisham 236-248
The Old Kent Road 248-255
Newington and Walworth 255-268
Camberwell 269-286
Peckham and Dulwich 286-303
Sydenham, Norwood and Streatham 303-319
Brixton and Clapham 319-327
Stockwell and Kennington 327-341
St George's Fields 341-368
Blackfriars Road: The Surrey Theatre and Surrey Chapel 368-383
Lambeth: Introduction and the transpontine theatres 383-407
Lambeth: Waterloo Road 407-425
Lambeth: Lambeth Palace 426-447
Vauxhall 447-467
Vauxhall (continued) and Battersea 467-479
Wandsworth 479-489
Putney 489-503
Fulham: Introduction 504-521
Fulham: Walham Green and North End 521-528
Hammersmith 529-548
Chiswick 549-567
General remarks and conclusion 567-576