South Norwood Clock Tower
Introduction
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South Norwood Clock Tower
Image: © Merv Payne Taken: 2 Jun 2006
Situated in the centre of South Norwood High Street, Selhurst Road, Station Road and Oliver Grove, this well known south London landmark was erected in 1907 by the residents of South Norwood to commemorate W.F.Stanley's Golden Wedding. Stanley was a famous South Norwood inhabitant, known for his drawing instrument works, foundry and saw mills alongside the railway at South Norwood. His name has been lent to the local Technical School - and Wetherspoons pub on the high street!
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Image Location
Latitude
51.397963
Longitude
-0.078057