East Dulwich

Settlement in Surrey

England

East Dulwich

Old Milestone by No.20 Red Post Hill, Camberwell and Dulwich Parish Carved stone post by the UC road, in parish of Camberwell And Dulwich (Southwark District), Red Post Hill, by No. 20, just North of North Dulwich Railway Station, back to boundary wall, set in pavement, on East side of road. Surrey limestone pillar, erected by the Surrey &amp; Sussex turnpike trust in the 18th century.

Inscription reads:-
: Miles / from the / Treasury / Whitehall : : 4½ : : Miles / from the / Standard / Cornhill :

Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1385810
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Milestone Society National ID: SY_LODU04a — Old Milestone by No.20 Red Post Hill, Camberwell and Dulwich Parish Credit: John Dunford

East Dulwich is a vibrant and diverse district located in the London Borough of Southwark, England. Despite its name, it is not located in Surrey, but rather in southeast London. Situated just over 5 miles from the city center, East Dulwich is a popular residential area known for its leafy streets, Victorian architecture, and thriving community spirit.

The heart of East Dulwich is Lordship Lane, a bustling high street lined with an array of independent shops, trendy boutiques, and charming cafes. The area also boasts a vibrant food scene, with numerous restaurants and gastro-pubs offering a diverse range of cuisines to suit every palate.

Green spaces are abundant in East Dulwich, with Dulwich Park being a favorite destination for locals. This picturesque park is home to a boating lake, sports facilities, and a café, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Education is highly regarded in East Dulwich, and the area is known for its excellent schools, both state and private. The renowned Dulwich College, established in 1619, is located nearby and adds to the area's academic reputation.

Transport links in East Dulwich are convenient, with regular bus services connecting the area to other parts of London. North Dulwich railway station provides direct train services to central London, making commuting a breeze for residents.

Overall, East Dulwich offers a mix of urban convenience and suburban charm, making it an attractive place to live for families, professionals, and those seeking a vibrant community atmosphere.

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Old Milestone by No.20 Red Post Hill, Camberwell and Dulwich Parish

Carved stone post by the UC road, in parish of Camberwell And Dulwich (Southwark District), Red Post Hill, by No. 20, just North of North Dulwich Railway Station, back to boundary wall, set in pavement, on East side of road. Surrey limestone pillar, erected by the Surrey & Sussex turnpike trust in the 18th century. Inscription reads:- : Miles / from the / Treasury / Whitehall : : 4½ : : Miles / from the / Standard / Cornhill : Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1385810 Link

Milestone Society National ID: SY_LODU04a

John Dunford

View of street art on the rear of the Dulwich Bowls Club pavilion in Dulwich Park

Looking north-northeast.

Robert Lamb

View of the Crystal Palace TV mast from Dulwich Park

Looking south-southwest.

Robert Lamb

Greening up Nicely

Entrance to the former church of Saint Peter, Dulwich Common. A large church with an adjacent hall, both designed by Charles Barry Junior. It was declared redundant in 1984 and before becoming part of the Deeper Life Church, it was used by the Benedictine Community of Worth Abbey.

Peter Trimming

Dulwich Park

Roseberry Lodge, at the southern edge of the park.

Peter Trimming

Dulwich Park Resident

The grey squirrels, in this part of the park, are scroungers. After coming too close to be photographed, she soon lost interest when I told her that I did not have any food.

Peter Trimming

Dulwich Park

Late December, but no customers for ice cream.

Peter Trimming

Fifty Shades of Grey

Grey squirrel, in Dulwich Park.

Peter Trimming

City of London

View from the Horniman Museum.

Peter Trimming

Peckham Road, Camberwell

Peckham Fire Station is on the left.

David Howard

Herne Hill Velodrome

Built in 1891, the track was used as an Olympic venue in 1948. Unlike a modern Olympic velodrome (which will have an inner circumference of 250m, and banking of about 45°), Herne Hill is a shallow concrete bowl measuring approximately 450m with the steepest banking 30°. Members of the Anerley Bicycle Club (founded 1881) attending a coached track session.

Peter Trimming