East Dulwich: Lordship Lane Post Office
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Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 12 Sep 2014
Looking across the main Lordship Lane towards this suburban post office, which has had a variety of sites over the years. There was a branch called Lordship Terrace which was replaced by 'Lordship Lane', at no.351, on 1 February 1900. This was replaced by an office 'Woodwarde Road' on 4 May 1920, which in turn was replaced by another Lordship Lane office in December 1945, this time at no.342. It moved to the present premises on 24 October 1996. Meanwhile there was another office, further down and called 'Lordship Lane, near Station' from 2 March 1874 until it was replaced by a second 'Lordship Lane' office at no.499 on 2 January 1924, which closed in 2001. The main post office, north of here, also has a postal address of Lordship Lane (no.76) but the branch name is East Dulwich.