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Loobey-Postcards.Pdf LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH LAMBETH ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT Reference number IV/336 Title Patrick Loobey postcards Covering dates 1902-1960s Creator Patrick Loobey Administrative history Patrick Loobey (1947-2005) was a Wandsworth- based author and collector. He wrote a number of popular illustrated books on Lambeth and south west London. He was a keen collector of mainly Edwardian postcards. Acquisition or transfer information Accession 2018/11 Scope and content A very extensive collection of postcards of L B Lambeth, especially Clapham and Streatham and smaller numbers of surrounding areas to the west, arranged by location. The vast majority are original Edwardian postcards, but some are later and some are photocopies. Arrangement Follows the arrangement when received, though the images have been sub- divided into smaller groups Access conditions, Reproduction conditions No GDPR implications; commercial reproduction with consent of Lambeth Archives Dates of description LR and others Aug-Nov 2019 Index terms The Lambeth images have been indexed by every location listed in the catalogue below, on cards filed in the general index. Collection reference IV/336 Loobey Postcards IV/336 IV/336/1 Blackheath. 21 images Includes views of t he heath, the 1905 -1910 Village and Blackheth Park. Includes original postcards, photographic copies and photocopies IV/336/2 Brixton IV/336/2/1 Includes Acre Lane, Akrerman Rd, Arlington Rd, 1905 -1927 Arodene Rd, Aytoun Rd, Atlantic Rd.18 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/2 Includes Barrington Rd, Beechdale Rd, Bonham Rd, 1907 -1958 Braislford Rd, Chelsham Rd, Cowley Rd, Coldharbour Lane, Craster Rd, Brockwell Park (21 images) 31 Images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/3 Brixton Hill, including vew from town hall spire. 19 1907 -1950 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/4 Brixton Road. 42 Images Includes original postcards, 1907 -1950 photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/5 Brixton Road. Includes Town Hall, St Matthews Church, 1906 -1918 Library, Christ Church RC church. 11 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/6 Includes Effra Rd, Electric Ave, Elm Pk Rd, Endymion Rd, 1906 -1909 Fairmount Rd, Hinton Rd, Mostyn rd, Gresham rd, R. Herne Hill Railway approach, Holmewood Rd 22 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/7 Includes Josephine Av, Loughb orough Rd, Robsart Rd, 1905 -1911 Station Rd, Sudbourne rd, St Saviours Rd, Thornton Rd, Thornbury Rd, Thorncliffe rd, Tregothnann rd, Trinity Rd, Tulse Hill (8 images) Vassal Rd, Water Lane 29 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/2/8 General Views, include s greeting from… postcard, 1910 -1920 peace procession 1919, new Park Rd School, fire, map. 5 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/3 Bromley. Includes High Street, St Lukes chu rch, 1907 -1913 Wigmore Rd, aerial views, Chislehurst Common,. 23 images IV/336/4 Camberwell IV/336/4/1 Camberwell; Lambeth street s. Includes Camberwell 1907 -1932 New Rd, Denmark Hill, Ruskin Pk, Myatts Fields, Gabriels College. 19 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/4/2 Camberwel l; Southwark Streets. Includes C amberwell 1905 -1933 Rd, Grove lane, Camberwell Green Southampton Way, Church St. 25 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5 Clapham IV/336/5/1 Includes Abbeville Rd (14 images), Atkins Rd (27 1907 -1918 images), Aristotle Rd School, Army St. 44 images. Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/2 Includes Belmont Rd, Binfield Rd, Boneville Gdns, 1907 -1915 Bromfelde Rd, Briarwood Rd, Broadhinton Rd, Brayburne Ave. 17 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/3 Cedars Rd. Includes military hospital, St Saviours 1907 -19 36 church, trams. 24 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/4 Clapham Park Rd. Includes St Mary's church. 36 images 1905 -1926 Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/5 Includes Clarence Rd, Crescent Gr, Crescent lane, 20 1908 -1927 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/6 Clapham Park, St Stephens church, Cavendish R d, 1909 -1949 Calder Vale Rd, Crutley Ave, Claylands Rd, The Chase. Includes 22 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/7 Clapham Road. Includes Trinity Church, British School 1905 -19 50 of Telegraphy, Freemans warehouse, Prince of Wales ph, Belgrave Hospital. 26 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/8 Clapham Rd. Includes YWCA, Stockwell Station, 24 1907 -1951 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/9 Includes Dorset Rd, Deauville Rd, Edgeley Rd, Elms Rd, 1907 -1922 Elmhurst St, Ferndale Rd, Fitzwilliam Rd, Franconia Rd, Gauden Rd, Congregational Church, Grange Rd, Grantham Rd, Gaskell Rd, Hamboalt Rd, Haselrigge Rd. 35 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/10 Clapham High St Includ es British Transport Museum, 30 1904 -c.1970 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/11 Clapham High St Includes methodist church, Parrs Bank, 1904 -1958 Railway tavern, Dr Barnado's Home, Clapham Rd Station 28 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/12 Includes Jeffreys Rd, Maternity Hospital, Clapham Rise, 1905 -1939 Kings Ave, South Rd, Queenswood School, Shamrock Laundry, 33 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/13 Larkhall Lane+ Lark Rise, Include Gloucester House 1910 -1919 14 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/14 Lambourne Road, Leppoc Ro ad, Lessar 1906 -1926 Avenue. Lillieshall Road, Liston Road, Lyham Road Includes All Saints Church, Lynette Avenue, the library 17 Images, original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/15 Macaulay Road, Manor Street Include s Matthew 1912 -1920's Darvell Fish & Chips & staff and includes 7 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/16 Narbonne Avenue 10 images Canon Green Memorial 1908 - 1916 Church (church of the holy spirit ) Narbonne Avenue 9 1913-1923 Images original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/17 New Park Road, North Road (Northbourne Road), North 1904 -1913 Side (library)Includes Claphan Library (x10) Includes Parrs' Dairy wagon and Milkman 15 Images, original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/18 Northside, Clapham Common Includes Manor House 1905 - 1938 School, 'Woodlands' , Lord Macaulay's school house, The Hostel of God, the chase Battersea Polytechnic Secondary School for Girls, Clarence HO, 39 images original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/19 Northside, Clapham Common continued Includes 1907 -1921 Cedars Road 'The Cedars' 38 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/20 Northside Clapham Common continued Includes St 1906 - 1943 Barnabas Church Includes Mark Stanford, coach Builder and Wheelwright original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/21 Offerton Road, Old Park Avenue, Orlando Road, Old 1904 -1936 Town, Includes Fire Station & Manor House School 44 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/22 Park Hill, Clapham Include s Includes Clapham Grammar 1906 - 1935 School Clapham Parish Church and St James Church, 43 Images original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/23 Clapham Pavement Includes Parish Church X 1, delivery 1905 -19014 horses 20 images, original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/24 Clapham Cross Includes Clock House and the 'plough' 190 5-1928 Includes unveiling the clock tower July 1906 original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/25 Clapham Cross Includes Clock House and the 'plough' 1906 -1963 35 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/26 Poynders Road Clapham Park includes Lonsdale 1914 -1916 House 6 images original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/27 Queens Road, Clapham Park, 2 images Includes original 1908 postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/28 Rectoty Road Includes Clapham School, Boys Home ;St 1910 -1919 Pauls Church, Clapham Old Church; Rodenhurst Road includes Wood Lands Lodge 18 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/29 Includes San dmere Road, Sibella Road, South Side 1905 -1949 Clapham Common includes businesses and trams Snowy scenes, Alexander Hotel 42 images Includes original postcards, photographic copies, negatives and photocopies IV/336/5/30 South Side Clapham Common continued convent of 1912 -1925
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