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Snow lies on the ground on Calypso Crescent, North Peckham. The housing in this image dates from around 2005. At the far end of the street is a former factory building, now converted into flats.

Lynbrook Grove is a residential street in North Peckham. This street was built at the beginning of the 21st Century, as part of the regeneration of North Peckham. The school at the end of the street dates from Victorian times. This image was taken in April, while spring blossom was out.

Modern town houses built in around 2004 on Lynbrook Grove. The larger, older building at the far end of the street is a school Image

A view looking southwards along Chandler Way in North Peckham, taken just after midday on Christmas Day 2013. This area was extensively regenerated at the beginning of the 21st Century.

A view taken just after midday on Christmas Day 2013 along Chandler Way. The housing to the left of the road dates from the early 21st Century, when the area was extensively regenerated. The block to the right of the image is older, it is part of Gloucester Grove Estate built in the early 1970s. Straight ahead in the distance is another housing block, part of the Aylesbury Estate which was developed in the 1960s and 1970s.

A wintry scene in South East London. Calypso Gardens is a small park in North Peckham. The park, and Calypso Crescent are named in recognition of the large number of Afro-Caribbean population who used to live in the North Peckham Estate, which previously occupied this site. Calypso is a type of music which originates in the West Indies. The housing which surrounds the park is quite new, dating from around 2005 when this area was regenerated. In the distance is a chimney, built in the 1970s as part of the North Peckham Estate's heating system.

A traditional drinking trough and street light at the junction of Southampton Way with Peckham Grove. The building immediately behind is a block of apartments completed in 2010. Further away, on the other side of Southampton Way, is a block of council flats.

The main school buildings look to be 19th century. The school is on Burcher Gale Grove; it is not clear whether this street is named after the 19th century pioneer balloonist George Burcher-Gale.

Most of the housing in this area dates from the 1950s or later, i.e. post-war reconstruction, but these few houses on Newent Close look like a survival from an earlier era.