The 'Tulse Hill Hotel'
Introduction
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The 'Tulse Hill Hotel'
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 21 Jul 2012
In this photograph at a busy crossroads, we are looking from Norwood Road (A215) which continues to the right in front of the red and green cars. The road coming down to form the crossroads is Tulse Hill, which is part of the South Circular Road, (A205). This road changes its name here, continuing to the right out of the picture as Thurlow Park Road. It is often said that most of the South Circular was built very easily, by drawing a pencil on a map of existing roads.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.44133
Longitude
-0.10703