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Burgess Park Road info |
Addington Square |
Brunswick Square |
Camberwell Road |
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Developed by the old Surrey Canal (filled in in 1971) |
Brunswick Square was developed in the 1850s and known as Brunswick Park (it has its own garden). It was renamed Brunswick Square in 1937. |
Laid out in 1818 after the opening of Vauxhall Bridge and developed in c. 1820s with urban terraces and villas. Nos 62-84 (64-76 are 1825) No 189 Clifton Cottage (1823) |
Cobourg Road |
Havil Street |
Wells Way |
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1820s development of brick semidetached houses. Road finished by 1870s. Name refers to the house of Saxe-Cobourg. In the 1800s members of the British royal family inter-married house of Saxe-Cobourg. and Prince Albert of Saxe-Cobourg married Victoria in 1840. |
Havil House once stood where Southwark Town Hall now stands. The road was originally known as Workhouse Lane after the Camberwell Workhouse situated on it. |
Through road that cuts across Burgess Park. Heavily developed but has a good C19 terrace. Named after James Wells who built St George’s Church on Wells Way in 1824.(now flats).He lived in Camberwell from 1803 to 1853. Key Properties: Nos 97-111 | Hunters |