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Harecroft, DORKING, RH4 2QE

Housing in Goodwyns Road on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate. On the left are bungalows in Harecroft, in the background is one of the two tower blocks on the estate, Wenlock Edge (the other, Linden Lea is just visible behind the tree to its left), and on the right is Bluebells, the newest block on the estate, completed in 2015 on what was previously an underutilised open space.

2015 development on former underutilised open ground at the junction of Trasher Mead and Goodwyns Road on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.

Community centre at the junction of Trasher Mead and Goodwyns Road on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.

Housing in Stubs Hill on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate. In the background is one of the two tower blocks on the estate, Wenlock Edge (the other, Linden Lea is just visible behind the tree to its left).

Looking along Rushett Drive on the Goodwyns Estate. The apartment block on the left is Crouchfield and in the background are houses on Stubs Hill. The Goodwyns Estate is a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.

Skyscrapers in southern Dorking, towering over the roofs of the two-storey houses on Tower Hill.

Two 120 foot 14 storey tower blocks on Stubs Hill on the Goodwyns Estate, built in 1964 for Dorking Urban District Council to a design of William W Ryder. The estate was largely built in the late 1950s on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate. On the right is Harvest Community Church.

Apartment block in Rushett Drive on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.

Housing in Stubs Hill on the Goodwyns Estate, a largely late 1950s housing estate built by Dorking Urban District Council on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.

One of two 120 foot 14 storey tower blocks on Stubs Hill on the Goodwyns Estate, built in 1964 for Dorking Urban District Council to a design of William W Ryder. On the left is part of the other block, Linden Lea. The estate was largely built in the late 1950s on land compulsory purchased from local benefactor Howard Martineau, who until 1954 owned Goodwyns Place on Tower Hill, just to the north of the estate.