Homestead Way, New Addington
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Homestead Way, New Addington
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
New Addington was originally developed in the 1930s before being enlarged by Croydon Corporation as a quasi-new town. Pevsner describes it as a "classic example in the 1950s of prairie planning, or the pointless over-provision of open space, so that everything is too far apart." The English flag is much in evidence to mark England's participation in the World Cup. Given the team's recent (at time of writing) sorry demise, these may well now have been ritually burnt.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.336439
Longitude
-0.012581