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Period Property Info	Surrey Square (C18+)	Liverpool Grove (C19+)	Sutherland Square (C19)

This is a guide to the best period properties in Walworth, SE17, listed by road. It covers architectural types, the history of the road plus key properties in each road. We have added some maps to show Walworth’s growth over the years from a Surrey village to an Inner London suburb: Map of Georgian Walworth Map of Early Victorian Walworth Map of Edwardian Walworth More local history: Walworth History Timeline	SE17 2JX map Surrey Square (unfinished) was developed on the Rolls Estate. Designed by Michael Searles (1750–1813) of Paragon, Blackheath fame and finished by 1795. The artist Samuel Palmer (1805-1881) lived at No 42. Centrepiece has a pediment decorated with a fan. 1837 Map	SE17 2HJ map Architecture and history: Early Victorian to Edwardian and PreWar (Octavia Hill Estate) Comments: Many houses still have letters ECE (Eccleciastical Commissioners of England) on them. Key Properties: Nos 28-42 were built in 1842	SE17 3EE map Architecture and history: Early Victorian . Comments: A train line runs over part of the Square. Key Properties:

Cadiz Street (C19)	Lorrimore Road (C19)	Aylesbury Road (C19)	More SE17 Guides

Architecture and history: Early Victorian terrace. Probably named after Battle of Cadiz (1702).	SE17 3LZ map Architecture and history: Built c1856 the old common shown on 1681 map of Walworth. Lorrimore means Lower Moor.	SE17 2EQ map Architecture and history: Late Victorian. The post war Aylesbury Estate (semi-demolished) named after it. Comments: Each house compromises two maisonettes with either a small garden or a balcony.	Walworth Guide New in Walworth Walworth Bars Walworth Cafes Walworth Food Shops Walworth Restaurants Walworth History Walworth Shops East Street

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