426-450 Streatham High Road
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426-450 Streatham High Road
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
The rhythm set further up the High Road (here for example: Image]) is taken up again by this little group running south from the junction with Greyhound Lane, before vanishing completely on the way to Norbury. Built in 1890 with the usual tall, narrow frontages with shaped gables and fancy brickwork, albeit of a slightly lower quality than elsewhere on the High Road. A cast iron and glass canopy originally extended the length of the parade. It is within the Streatham Common Conservation Area. The curved building on the end used to be a bank and is now a bar.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.421182
Longitude
-0.12915