Demolition of 2, Lloyd Park Avenue, Croydon
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Demolition of 2, Lloyd Park Avenue, Croydon
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 13 Nov 1997
When the Croydon tram system was constructed, only a few properties (including one or two new ones that had never been occupied) had to be demolished. One example was No 2, Lloyd Park Avenue, which had to be removed to make way for the sharp bend from the former railway alignment onto Coombe Road.
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