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St Antholin Church<\/p><\/div>\n
Churches<\/h2>\n\n- Celestial Church of Christ and attached wall and railings, Glengall Rd Formerly St Andrew. Anglican church. By E Bassett Keeling, 1864-65. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Church of St Antholin, Nunhead Lane. By Ewan Christian, 1877. Restored after war damage, 1957 by Laurence King. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Friary Rd. RC (Franciscan) church. By Edward Welby Pugin, 1864-66. (27\/09\/1972<\/li>\n
- St Luke’s Church, Camberwell, Diamond St. By Arthur Campbell Martin, 1953-4. (12\/04\/2000)<\/li>\n
- Baptist chapel, Rye Lane. By Bland, 1863. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Post Office Depot, Highshore Rd. Formerly Friends Meeting House, 1826. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Schools<\/li>\n
- Former St Luke’s Church of England Primary School (Camden Schools), Sumner Rd. Primary school, now community centre.(27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- St John’s and St Clement’s School, Adys Rd. Formerly Adys Road Board School. By TJ Bailey, 1883-4. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Ivydale Road Primary School, Ivydale Rd. Also Caretaker’s Cottage, related buildings and wall. Former Ivydale Road Board School, 1891. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- \u2018Southwark Educational Services Centre\u2019 and perimeter wall, Bellenden Rd. Former Bellenden Road Board School. Formerly Bellenden Road Board school, now Belham Primary School. 1876. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Public houses<\/h2>\n\n- The Kentish Drovers Public house, 720 Old Kent Road, c1840. Now New Saigon restaurant. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- The Ivy House, 40 Stuart Road. By A E Sewell, 1930s. (20\/04\/2012)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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14 Caroline Gardens Main Entrance<\/p><\/div>\n
Almshouses<\/h2>\n\n- Licensed Victuallers’ Benevolent Institution (Caroline Gardens), Asylum Rd: North Lodge, South Lodge, Main Block, North Range, Back Range, railings and gates to Caroline Gardens (28\/02\/1962). Also annexe to offices at 10 Asylum Road. By FE Harford, 1913-14. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Girdlers’ Almshouses, Choumert Rd. Also walls, gates and railings. By Woodthorpe, 1852. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Beeston’s Gift Almshouses, Consort Rd. Also gates, piers and railings. Built for the Girdlers’ Company, 1834. (27\/09\/1972). Cast iron water pump in garden in front of almshouses. Mid C19. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Beer and Wine Trade Homes, Nunhead Green. By William Webbe, 1852-3. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Public buildings<\/h2>\n\n- Camberwell Public Library and Livesey Museum, 682 Old Kent Rd. By R P Whellock, 1890. Closed 2008. Now Treasure House (London) CIC independent school. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Former Pioneer Health Centre, St Mary’s Rd. Later Southwark Adult Education Institute; now residential. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Willowbrook Centre, 48 Willowbrook Rd. Originally a house, now managed by Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- 58 Peckham High Street. 1720s house. Now a shop.<\/li>\n
- Industrial buildings and statues<\/li>\n
- Honor Oak Pumping Station, Cheltenham Road. Also Valve House. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Gas standard lamp, Canal Grove. Now adapted to electric light. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Statue of George Livesey formerly in the forecourt of the Gas Works offices, Old Kent Rd. By George Pomeroy, 1908-1914. Bronze, life-sized. (17\/09\/1998). Where is he now?<\/li>\n
- Peckham Rye Station Railway station, Station Way. By Charles Henry Driver, 1864-6, for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. (31\/01\/2008)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cemetery and monuments<\/h2>\n\n- Nunhead Cemetery buildings, Linden Grove: Chapel of Nunhead Cemetery (deconsecrated), East Lodge, West Lodge, Entrance gate piers, gates and railings to Nunhead Cemetery (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Funerary monuments in Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove (17\/09\/1998): Henry Daniel (d.1867), John Allan (d.1865), Maria Proom (d.1872), John Moritz Oppenheim (d.1864) and Frederick Schroeter (d.1876), Sophia Kempton (d.1849), Thomas Humphreys (d.1868), Vincent Figgins (d.1844);<\/li>\n
- The Scottish Martyrs’ Memorial, Nunhead Cemetery Granite Obelisk (1851) and Stearns Mausoleum (to Laura Stearns, d.1900).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
\n- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n
Public houses<\/h2>\n\n- The Kentish Drovers Public house, 720 Old Kent Road, c1840. Now New Saigon restaurant. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- The Ivy House, 40 Stuart Road. By A E Sewell, 1930s. (20\/04\/2012)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
14 Caroline Gardens Main Entrance<\/p><\/div>\n
Almshouses<\/h2>\n\n- Licensed Victuallers’ Benevolent Institution (Caroline Gardens), Asylum Rd: North Lodge, South Lodge, Main Block, North Range, Back Range, railings and gates to Caroline Gardens (28\/02\/1962). Also annexe to offices at 10 Asylum Road. By FE Harford, 1913-14. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Girdlers’ Almshouses, Choumert Rd. Also walls, gates and railings. By Woodthorpe, 1852. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Beeston’s Gift Almshouses, Consort Rd. Also gates, piers and railings. Built for the Girdlers’ Company, 1834. (27\/09\/1972). Cast iron water pump in garden in front of almshouses. Mid C19. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Beer and Wine Trade Homes, Nunhead Green. By William Webbe, 1852-3. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Public buildings<\/h2>\n\n- Camberwell Public Library and Livesey Museum, 682 Old Kent Rd. By R P Whellock, 1890. Closed 2008. Now Treasure House (London) CIC independent school. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Former Pioneer Health Centre, St Mary’s Rd. Later Southwark Adult Education Institute; now residential. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Willowbrook Centre, 48 Willowbrook Rd. Originally a house, now managed by Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- 58 Peckham High Street. 1720s house. Now a shop.<\/li>\n
- Industrial buildings and statues<\/li>\n
- Honor Oak Pumping Station, Cheltenham Road. Also Valve House. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Gas standard lamp, Canal Grove. Now adapted to electric light. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Statue of George Livesey formerly in the forecourt of the Gas Works offices, Old Kent Rd. By George Pomeroy, 1908-1914. Bronze, life-sized. (17\/09\/1998). Where is he now?<\/li>\n
- Peckham Rye Station Railway station, Station Way. By Charles Henry Driver, 1864-6, for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. (31\/01\/2008)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cemetery and monuments<\/h2>\n\n- Nunhead Cemetery buildings, Linden Grove: Chapel of Nunhead Cemetery (deconsecrated), East Lodge, West Lodge, Entrance gate piers, gates and railings to Nunhead Cemetery (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Funerary monuments in Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove (17\/09\/1998): Henry Daniel (d.1867), John Allan (d.1865), Maria Proom (d.1872), John Moritz Oppenheim (d.1864) and Frederick Schroeter (d.1876), Sophia Kempton (d.1849), Thomas Humphreys (d.1868), Vincent Figgins (d.1844);<\/li>\n
- The Scottish Martyrs’ Memorial, Nunhead Cemetery Granite Obelisk (1851) and Stearns Mausoleum (to Laura Stearns, d.1900).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
\n- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n
14 Caroline Gardens Main Entrance<\/p><\/div>\n
Almshouses<\/h2>\n\n- Licensed Victuallers’ Benevolent Institution (Caroline Gardens), Asylum Rd: North Lodge, South Lodge, Main Block, North Range, Back Range, railings and gates to Caroline Gardens (28\/02\/1962). Also annexe to offices at 10 Asylum Road. By FE Harford, 1913-14. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Girdlers’ Almshouses, Choumert Rd. Also walls, gates and railings. By Woodthorpe, 1852. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Beeston’s Gift Almshouses, Consort Rd. Also gates, piers and railings. Built for the Girdlers’ Company, 1834. (27\/09\/1972). Cast iron water pump in garden in front of almshouses. Mid C19. (added 17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Beer and Wine Trade Homes, Nunhead Green. By William Webbe, 1852-3. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Public buildings<\/h2>\n\n- Camberwell Public Library and Livesey Museum, 682 Old Kent Rd. By R P Whellock, 1890. Closed 2008. Now Treasure House (London) CIC independent school. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Former Pioneer Health Centre, St Mary’s Rd. Later Southwark Adult Education Institute; now residential. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Willowbrook Centre, 48 Willowbrook Rd. Originally a house, now managed by Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- 58 Peckham High Street. 1720s house. Now a shop.<\/li>\n
- Industrial buildings and statues<\/li>\n
- Honor Oak Pumping Station, Cheltenham Road. Also Valve House. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Gas standard lamp, Canal Grove. Now adapted to electric light. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Statue of George Livesey formerly in the forecourt of the Gas Works offices, Old Kent Rd. By George Pomeroy, 1908-1914. Bronze, life-sized. (17\/09\/1998). Where is he now?<\/li>\n
- Peckham Rye Station Railway station, Station Way. By Charles Henry Driver, 1864-6, for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. (31\/01\/2008)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cemetery and monuments<\/h2>\n\n- Nunhead Cemetery buildings, Linden Grove: Chapel of Nunhead Cemetery (deconsecrated), East Lodge, West Lodge, Entrance gate piers, gates and railings to Nunhead Cemetery (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Funerary monuments in Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove (17\/09\/1998): Henry Daniel (d.1867), John Allan (d.1865), Maria Proom (d.1872), John Moritz Oppenheim (d.1864) and Frederick Schroeter (d.1876), Sophia Kempton (d.1849), Thomas Humphreys (d.1868), Vincent Figgins (d.1844);<\/li>\n
- The Scottish Martyrs’ Memorial, Nunhead Cemetery Granite Obelisk (1851) and Stearns Mausoleum (to Laura Stearns, d.1900).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
\n- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n
Public buildings<\/h2>\n\n- Camberwell Public Library and Livesey Museum, 682 Old Kent Rd. By R P Whellock, 1890. Closed 2008. Now Treasure House (London) CIC independent school. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Former Pioneer Health Centre, St Mary’s Rd. Later Southwark Adult Education Institute; now residential. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Willowbrook Centre, 48 Willowbrook Rd. Originally a house, now managed by Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum. (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- 58 Peckham High Street. 1720s house. Now a shop.<\/li>\n
- Industrial buildings and statues<\/li>\n
- Honor Oak Pumping Station, Cheltenham Road. Also Valve House. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Gas standard lamp, Canal Grove. Now adapted to electric light. (17\/09\/1998)<\/li>\n
- Statue of George Livesey formerly in the forecourt of the Gas Works offices, Old Kent Rd. By George Pomeroy, 1908-1914. Bronze, life-sized. (17\/09\/1998). Where is he now?<\/li>\n
- Peckham Rye Station Railway station, Station Way. By Charles Henry Driver, 1864-6, for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. (31\/01\/2008)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cemetery and monuments<\/h2>\n\n- Nunhead Cemetery buildings, Linden Grove: Chapel of Nunhead Cemetery (deconsecrated), East Lodge, West Lodge, Entrance gate piers, gates and railings to Nunhead Cemetery (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Funerary monuments in Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove (17\/09\/1998): Henry Daniel (d.1867), John Allan (d.1865), Maria Proom (d.1872), John Moritz Oppenheim (d.1864) and Frederick Schroeter (d.1876), Sophia Kempton (d.1849), Thomas Humphreys (d.1868), Vincent Figgins (d.1844);<\/li>\n
- The Scottish Martyrs’ Memorial, Nunhead Cemetery Granite Obelisk (1851) and Stearns Mausoleum (to Laura Stearns, d.1900).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
\n- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n
Cemetery and monuments<\/h2>\n\n- Nunhead Cemetery buildings, Linden Grove: Chapel of Nunhead Cemetery (deconsecrated), East Lodge, West Lodge, Entrance gate piers, gates and railings to Nunhead Cemetery (27\/09\/1972)<\/li>\n
- Funerary monuments in Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove (17\/09\/1998): Henry Daniel (d.1867), John Allan (d.1865), Maria Proom (d.1872), John Moritz Oppenheim (d.1864) and Frederick Schroeter (d.1876), Sophia Kempton (d.1849), Thomas Humphreys (d.1868), Vincent Figgins (d.1844);<\/li>\n
- The Scottish Martyrs’ Memorial, Nunhead Cemetery Granite Obelisk (1851) and Stearns Mausoleum (to Laura Stearns, d.1900).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
\n- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n
Telephone box in Consort Road<\/p><\/div>\n
Telephone kiosks<\/h2>\n
Model K2 cast-iron kiosk designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1927. All listed 24\/12\/1986.Many were originally located outside public houses \u2013 though these buildings themselves are excluded from the listing.<\/p>\n
- \n
- outside Peckham Bazaar, Consort Rd. (Originally The Prince Albert, PH)<\/li>\n
- opposite Lyndhurst Square, Lyndhurst Way<\/li>\n
- outside White Horse PH, Nigel Road<\/li>\n
- junction with Scylla Road Peckham Rye, near The Rye Hotel<\/li>\n
- outside Montpelier Arms, Queen’s Rd<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Please let us know if any buildings have been inadvertently been omitted from the list above.<\/p>\n
Why not go for a walk, look around you, look up, and see some of the buildings of interest and history that we have here in Peckham.<\/p>\n
Sources<\/h2>\n