THE PECKHAM SOCIETY NEWS

INDEX FROM NO.118 (2010) TO 139 (2015)

Compiled by Derek Kinrade

THE NAMES OF CORRESPONDENTS ARE GENERALLY OMITTED. SIMILARLY I HAVE MOSTLY EXCLUDED EPHEMERAL AND PERSONAL NOTICES, ADVERTISEMENTS OF EVENTS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES, REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION AND DETAILS OF MEMORIES EXCEPT WHERE THEY CONTAIN SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL INFORMATION. PERSONAL MEMORIES ARE IN A SEPARATE ‘LETTERS’ INDEX.

DCK A Acorn Estate – consultation on proposed new homes: 130/19, 131/1-2 Action for Blind People – closure of workshop: 126/21 Aquarius Golf Club: 124/28 Adamson, Jean, children’s author - born in Peckham, 1928: 119/14 Afriyie, Adam, MP for Windsor - attended Oliver Goldsmith School: 137/26 - birthday: 137/26 - brought up in Peckham: 119/19 ALD Life – new charity shop in Rye Lane: 136/14 - seeks to raise awareness of adrenoleukodystrophy: 136/14 Ali’s Greengrocers (film): 123/6 Alleyne, Edward, founder of Dulwich College - purchased Dulwich Manor from Sir Francis Calton: 137/28 - sour relationship with John Donne: 119/24 Allport, Douglas - book (1841) concerned with local antiquities: 129/21 All Saints’ Church, Blenheim Grove - foundation stone laid and consecrated by Bishop Samuel Wilberforce: 137/33-34 - photograph c.1900: 138/9 - photograph: 137/34 - photograph of church hall, 1982: 138/9 - ‘Songs of Praise’ broadcast on BBC television: 120/32, 121/16 - surge in membership since 2003: 120/32 All Saints’ Church, Davey Street, North Peckham - architect and cost: 137/34 - demolished and rebuilt at Biggin Hill 121/24, 129/14 (with painting) Alsop, Will, architect for Peckham Library - 135/5 Ammon, Lord - dates of birth and death: 133/3 Annual dinner and excursion of 1870 recorded on an old handkerchief: 136/12 Anthony, Barry – book on Chaplin’s music hall: 135/6 Archaeological finds: 122/28, 128/21, 24, 34, 135/23-24 (with photograph) Arias, Sonia – book (British West Indies – book of a postcard collection): 137/13 Arlington Dance Hall, Peckham Road: 118/12 Arments Pie and Mash shop: 133/5-6 Artists’ Open House weekends: 132/15 Armstrong-Jones, Tony (subsequently Lord Snowden) - a customer of Austin’s of Peckham Rye: 139/7 Astoria Cinema (later Odeon-Astoria), Old Kent Road: 118/6-7 Asylum (arts venue): 124/28 Asylum Road - Bath Tavern: qv - Victoria Café remembered: 120/28, 124/29-30 Atkinson, Vic – memories of schooldays: 127/28-29 Austin, Derek – obituary: 133/27 Austin, G & Sons, antique dealers: 122/35 - archives deposited in Local History Library: 130/35 - commended by Eileen Conn: 124/30-31 - commended by Lord Kingsale: 123/9 - commended by Derek Kinrade: 123/11 (with photograph) - drawing of advertisement: 133/27 - famous visitors: 133/27, 139/7 - historic items deposited in local history library: 133/27 - mentioned in novels: 133/27 - multiple business activities in 1893: 136/11 - photograph of former premises: 132/18 - premises at two Peckham locations in 1893: 136/11 Austin’s Court - clock corrected: 121/9 - photograph: 131/3 Avenue House, Maria Rye’s Emigration Home for Destitute Little Girls - archives: 130/30 Avondale Rise - photograph of front wall of no.18 thought to have been built from rubble from Unitarian Church: 120/5 Avondale Road – Unitarian church and hall: 128/14, 135/30 Aylward, Gladys, missionary - visit to Peckham Methodist Church (with photograph): 118/26 Ayoade, Richard, presenter TV channel 4 - known as ‘gadget man’: 138/10 - Peckham resident: 138/10 Azenby Road - memories of (with photograph): 129/18 - part demolition to create Warwick Gardens: 128/29-31 - photograph before demolition: 128/30 Azenby Square: 128/29-31

B Bachchan, Amitabh, Indian film star - torchbearer before 2012 Olympic Games: 130/18 (with photograph) Bagott, Matt, Chief Constable of Northern Ireland - was a Superintendent at Peckham Police Station: 136/15 Bainbridge, Beryl, novelist - was a customer at Austins of Peckham Rye: 120/14 Bancroft, John, architect: 126/23, 134/28 Bandstand on Peckham Rye Common: qv Bank House – photograph, but location queried: 130/35 Bankside: London’s Original District of Sin – book: 127/11 Baptist Chapel, Rye Lane - location (correcting Barratt’s ‘Brief History’): 130/30 Bar Story, Blenheim Grove: 118/24 Barclay, Charles, architect – home featured in The Sunday Times: 122/31 Barker, Maude - book: see Growing Up in Edwardian London - memories of First World War air raid: 132/25 Bartlett, Jean (née Towler) – recollections of Peckham : 130/11-12 Bartley, Alan – book: 122/5 Bartram, John, American farmer and amateur botanist - foundation of American Philosophical Society: 136/20 - links with Peter Collinson: 136/18-22 Basing Manor House - dates from 14 th century: 136/34 - stood in Surrey village of Peckham until 1883: 136/34 - use of the house and its site from 1854: 136/34 Basing Road – street sign survives: 128/14, 129/18 Bath, John - article on Orchard Mission and memories of childhood: 123/28-32 Bath Tavern, Asylum Road - drawing: 133/8 - photograph: 130/31, 136/8 Batty & Co, manufacturer of nabob sauces and like products - collection of memorabilia: 122/16 - located under Peckham railway arches (until 1905): 122/16 Batty, George – proprietor of Batty & Co: qv Baxter, Mark – books on Walworth: 122/5, 130/10, 139/8-9 Beasley, John – charged with breaking and entering (1893): 139/33 Beasley, John D, local historian - articles: 122/32-33 - awarded certificate for service as a Methodist local preacher: 139/33 - books: 118/15, 119/5-6, 23, 121/8, 123/13, 129/36, 130/6, 131/6 - broadcast on HOME project: qv - drawing of: 128/21 - featured on 1989 photograph: 121/17 - gratitude to contributors: 139/34 and 35 - has edited 111 [sic, 112] issues of Peckham Society News: 139/34 - identification of painting of historic houses in Peckham High Street: 120/33 - influence of Harold Finch (qv): 120/9 - looks back on 27 years as editor of Peckham Society News: 138/9-10 - meets Frank Ellery and Winnie Williams at Greenhive: 132/6 - photograph with Bob Smyth: 125/6 - photograph at unveiling of blue plaque at Pioneer Health Centre: 132/27 - slide show on streets of south Peckham (with photographs): 120/6-7 - slide show on transport in Peckham and Nunhead: 132/6 - steps down as editor of Peckham Society News: 138/9-10, 139/9, 34 and 35 - talk on East Dulwich: 128/26-27 - talk on ‘Peckham & Nunhead Residents and Visitors’: 132/11-12 - teaches cubs about Peckham’s history: 128/14 - view from top of Shard building: 131/15 Beasley, John Ebenezer, lamp dealer - brief biographical information: 122/17 - letter from Robert Beasley, a descendant: 122/17 - located in Rye Lane in 1860: 121/5 - sold paraffin oil from no.11 Rye Lane: 122/17 - son of John, a boot and shoe maker: 122/17 Beavan, Jenny, costume designer - Emmy Award added to six previous awards: 121/6 - featured in ‘The Independent’: 122/9 - photograph: 122/9 Beckett, John MP, former Peckham MP – famous for seizing the Mace in 1930: 125/32 Bellenden Road (formerly Victoria Road) - Elim House: qv - Gaiter’s Chemist – offered dental extractions for one shilling: 127/35 - Gieves and Hawkes: qv - Joseph Starkey Ltd: qv - nature garden opened (with photograph): 121/6 Bellenden School – photograph of former premises: 132/21 Benedictus, David, children’s author - article in Daily Mail: 119/14 Benjamin, Baroness Floella – processed in Peckham: 134/21 Benson, Micaela, University of Bristol - paper on a middle-class area of Peckham: 130/8 Bermondsey, spirit of – book: 137/10 Bermondsey and Rotherhithe through time – book: 128/15 Bermondsey Story, the life of Alfred Salter – book: 130/13-14 Bertrand, Ryan, footballer: 129/7 Bessemer, Sir Henry, Victorian inventor and engineer – biography: 134/7 Bevington & Sons, organ builders - temporary location in Peckham: 127/16 Bermondsey – excavations: see The Cluniac Priory Bicycle manufacturers and shops in Peckham - former cycling clubs: 135/5 - former shops recalled: 134/12 - websites identified: 127/10 - Wilson’s cycle shop: 135/5 Bicycle Nation – servicing and repair centre: 134/29 (with photograph) Bicycling speedway – memories of: 124/35 (The) Big Questions, filmed in Peckham: 139/27 Binder, Linda, Member of House of Representatives and Senate in Arizona: 129/23 - photograph with Jeremy Gotch, former Sheriff of City of London: 129/23 - visit with Jeremy Gotch to John Beasley’s home: 129/23 Bioscope shows, 1908: 125/7-8 Bishop, Joan – memories of Peckham (with photograph of Holdron store): 129/19-20 Bittersweet, the story of Hartley’s jam – book: 126/14 Black history: 131/6-7, 139/24-25 Black population in Southwark; 139/25 Black Poppies – book: 139/24-25 Blackman, Malorie, children’s author - praise for Peckham Rye Park and Peckham Library: 118/17 Blackstone, Baroness Tessa – visited Caroline Gardens chapel in 2001: 134/21 Blair, Tony, former Prime Minister - visited various locations in Peckham: 136/9 Blake, William – commemorative plaque: 134/15 - connection with Peckham: 134/15 - visionary experience: 134/15 Blanch, John & Son – supplied rifles for Hanover Park Rifle Association: 134/23 Blanch, William Harnett – biographical article: 125/13-24 - blue plaque unveiled (photograph & speeches): 132/1-4 - celebratory dinner (1877); 128/25, 131/13 - drawing (rare): 125/22 - home in Denman Road, c.1873 (recent photograph): 125/23 - neighbour to Mary Ann Kelty 1863-71 in Hanover Street: 133/13 - ‘Ye Parish of Camerwell’: 128/25 Blenheim House: 133/17 - attached to Marlborough House: 135/25 - drawing of: 135/26 Blue Anchor Lane – photograph of 18 th century houses: 134/4 Blue plaques: see Lived in London - first Peckham Society plaque unveiled: 132/1-4 - list of plaques in Peckham & Nunhead: 132/26 - second Peckham Society plaque unveiled: 137/1-3 Boast, Mary, first librarian of Southwark’s Local Studies Library - an appreciation by Stephen Humphrey: 121/10-11 - death: 120/10 - interview with Dr Innes Pearse: 130/34 - see also frequent references in index for 1975-2009 (The) Boat that Rocked (film) – reference to Peckham: 123/15 Bold Tendencies: 124/24 Bomb damage during World War II - website showing where bombs fell: 135/22 Bond family history – article: 130/24-30 (with photographs) Bond, Sir Henry (died 1721) - attainted of high treason: 130/27 - biographical notes, including royal connections: 130/26-29 - supporter in exile of James II: 130/27-28 Bond, Sir Thomas (died 1685) - biographical notes, including royal connections: 130/24-26 - connection to Old Bond Street: 130/ 25-26 - estates in Peckham and Camberwell: 130/25 Boorman, Kay – memories of Peckham Central School: 127/23-24 Booth, Charles – heard speeches on Peckham Rye Common: 130/23 Born and Bread bakery (film): 123/2 Boucher, John - captain commanding Volunteer Rifle Corps in 1850s: 134/23-24 - instruction manual ‘The Volunteer Rifleman and the Rifle’ (1854 & 1860): 134/24 - secretary of Hanover Park Rifle Association from 1852: 134/23 - views on war: 134/24-25 Bourne, Stephen, local historian - books: 123/12, 131/6-7, 139/24-25 - brief biography: 133/5 Bowdery, Miriam – aged 101: 131/11 Boy from Peckham, A - book: 118/34 - extract from: 126/12 Boyega, John, actor - films: 126/33 - photograph: 126/33 Bradford, Sir Edward - connection to Peckham: 135/30 Brandon, David – book: 127/11 Bredinghurst School, Stuart Road - under threat of demolition (with photograph and brief history): 118/5 British black gospel, the foundations of this vibrant UK sound – book: 120/11 British School of Motoring – first driving lesson (1910) near Peckham: 132/21 British West Indies – book of a postcard collection: 137/13 Britannia Laundry, Gowlett Road ( photograph): 122/28 Brockley Central School Old Scholars Association: 133/33-34 Brockway, Fenner – biography of Dr Alfred Salter: 130/13-14 Brooke, Alan – book: 127/11 Brooks, William and Ernest (photograph): 123/11 Brooks: poem on Nunhead (authorship unspecified): 132/22-23 Brown, Augusta – action to improve soup served at Camberwell Workhouse: 126/26 Brown, Gordon, former Prime Minister - visited locations in Peckham: 136/9 Brown, Joan – poem: 134/28 Brown, Stuart – drawings: 122/8, 123/17, 25, 32, 128/21, 136/2 Brown, Timothy – radical banker (and associates): 131/30-33, 132/29-35 - campaign on behalf of Queen Caroline of Brunswick: 132/33-34 - fascination with religion and politics: 132/32-33 - friendship with William Cobbett: 131/30-33, 132/33 - friendship with Horne Tooke: 132/31-32 - involvement in brewing business of Samuel Whitbread II: 132/29/30 - last years: 132/33-34 - meetings with distinguished guests at Wimbledon and Peckham Lodge: 132/31-32 - support for publication of D’Holbach’s ‘Ecce Home!’: 132/32-33 Browning, Robert – schooldays in Peckham: 122/32-33, 127/19 Brunton, John – book: 127/11 Bryan, Kieron, journalist - returned home to York Grove after release from a Russian prison: 135/22 Bryant & May (William Bryant and Francis May), match manufacturers - commemorated by a bird bath in the former Quaker burial ground: 120/10 - members of Peckham Society of Friends: 120/10 Building Together, the story of Peckham Methodist Church – book: 126/31 Bull Yard – bombed in September 1940: 129/14 Bun House pub, High Street, Peckham - film: 123/5 (with tiny photograph) - see also Ye Olde Bun House Bunting, William Alfred, butcher - lived at The Vineries, Solomon’s Lane: 120/15 Burgess Park - improvement plan modified in light of consultation: 121/8 - tree planting by volunteers: 127/20 Burford, Beryl – remembered with affection: 122/15 Burford, Michèle Louise – books: 124/26, 137/10 Burgess Park - heritage trail launched: 136/5 - lake – drawing by Stuart Brown: 136/2 Burial Places in Southwark – book announced: 128/35 Buried at Nunhead: Nunhead Notables – book: 137/10 Burke, Alfred, actor who went to school in Peckham: 123/9 Burkinshaw, Jean – memories of Azenby Road (with photograph): 129/18 Burlington, Les – memories of schooldays in Peckham: 127/26-28 Burton, John, born in Peckham - book: 118/34, 119/17, 126/12 Buses - ‘bendy’ buses taken out of service: 126/17 - ‘bendy’ bus 453 known locally as the 45 free: 126/17 - correction to 126/17, last ‘bendy bus’ was the 207: 128/28 - early service from Peckham to Oxford Service remembered: 127/11 - photograph of routemaster no.12 on Westminster Bridge: 128/28 - route P3 described in London Bus Magazine: 120/32 - ticket holder invented: 126/25-26 Bussey factory in Rye Lane - a brief history (with photographs): 124/13-17 - article from 1887: 128/3-4, 131/5 - manufacture of sports goods: 131/5 - Museum of Firearms: 128/3-4, 131/5 - photographs: 127/21, 128/1, 131/5, 138/14 - play performed there: 129/24-25 - view of London from (photograph): 127/20 Bussey, George Gibson – biographical sketch: 127/20 Bussey, Geo. G. & Co - outing in 1893: 136/13 - photograph of cricket bat shop: 124/14 Butcher, Sally – book: 127/10 (with photograph) By-election 1908: see Parliament Byrne, Joan – book: 129/12, 130/9

C Cadbury, Elizabeth Mary: see Taylor, Elizabeth Mary Cadbury, George, chocolate manufacturer, husband of Elizabeth Mary Taylor: 119/32-33 Cadbury, Richard, chocolate manufacturer: 119/32-33 Cadman, Rev W.S, vicar of St. Andrew’s, Peckham - threatened by Charles Snell (1894): 135/32 Cahill, Jennifer – has published memoirs of Mary Woolley: qv Caine, Sir Michael – was filmed in 194 Bellenden Road: 136/9 Calton, Sir Francis, grandson of Thomas Calton - sold Dulwich Manor to Edward Alleyn: 137/28 Calton, Thomas, goldsmith - purchased Dulwich Manor and Hall Place from Henry VIII: 137/28 Camberwell - 1952 catalogue of paintings deposited in Local History Library: 136/35 - fine houses admired by Defoe: 137/25 Camberwell Electric Cinema (later Nelson Electric Theatre), Old Kent Road: 118/9 - photograph (as Nelson Electric Theatre): 118/10 Camberwell postcards: 131/16 Camberwell Through Time (book): 123/13 Camberwell Workhouse – soup: 126/26 C & A Modes, Rye Lane - advert from opening, 16 September 1930: 132/24 -remembered: 124/17 Camberwell workhouses - outing in 1894: 136/23 Campaign to preserve views of the City from Peckham: 139/7 (n.b.: this is a Peckham Vision project, although not shown as such) Camplin, Christine - articles: 121/19-24, 122/22-24, 128/12-13, 130/17-19, 138/34 - editorial adviser, Peckham Society News: 138/35 - gratitude for her work for Peckham Society: 134/6 Canal Head – photographs as it was: 133/20-21 Cannon, David - letter about flying bombs and rockets (website): 131/21 Carayon, Lucie - editorial adviser, Peckham Society News: 138/35 Carline, Nancy (née Higgins): 123/8 Carlos, Ernest Stafford – biography: 135/6 Caroline Gardens: see Licensed Victuallers Association Carr-Gomm, Major - housing project for elderly people: 122/14 Cartwright, James, firefighter – commendation: 122/33 Cash, Mary Jane, wife of John Taylor from 1855: 119/27-34 passim Cash, William and Elizabeth, grandparents of Elizabeth Mary Taylor: 119/27 & 34 (footnote) Castle House, Nunhead: 121/33-34 (with photograph) Castle, Ian – book: 126/15 Centre for Wildlife Gardening - nature garden opened in Bellenden Road: 121/6 - 25 th anniversary celebrated (with photograph): 138/4 Chadwick Road – saving of North View recalled (with photograph): 125/32 Chambers, Oswald, Baptist minister - book of lectures and sermons: 118/30 - member of Rye Lane Chapel: 118/30 Changing Face of Peckham, film: 133/6 Chaplin, Charlie - came third in a look-alike contest: 136/11 Chaplin, Victoria, daughter of Charlie Chaplin, granddaughter of Hannah Chaplin - learns that Hannah Chaplin was a patient in Peckham House: 118/13, 22 - wrongly named as Veronica in issue 118: 119/12 Chaplin’s Music Hall – book: 135/6 Charity shops: 137/14 Charles Dickens, a life – book: 130/8 Charles, Prince of Wales – visit to All Saints’ Church, Peckham (with small photograph): 121/15 Chase, Lorraine, actress - attended Peckham School and worked in Jones & Higgins: 137/26 - birthday: 137/26 - ‘discovered’ in Black & White Milk Bar: 124/19 Chaz Hairdressers (film): 123/5 Children’s homes, books about: 137/25 Chloe Court – photograph: 124/19 Choumert, George: 132/27, 137/23-24 - links to Peckham: 13724 Choumert Grove – Fendall Apartments: 132/27 Choumert Road - Palyn’s almshouses (now Girdlers’ Cottages): 138/33 Choumert Square - De Laune Cycling Club: qv - drawing: 123/32 - featured in Guardian Weekend, 22 January 2011: 123/32 - photograph by Rebecca Wilmshurst: 119/13 - photograph from 1982: 136/1 - residents featured in Peckham Peculiar: 136/7 Christ Church, McDermott Road - 1989 photograph of unveiling of plaque made by George Gill: 121/17 Church and Community in South London, St. Saviour’s Denmark Park 1881-1905 - book: 126/35, 127/8 (with photograph) Cigarettes were first made in Peckham, article: 133/7-8 Cinema Palace (aka Gaiety and New Gaiety), Old Kent Road: 118/9 Cinemas - Astoria (later Odeon-Astoria), Old Kent Road: qv - Camberwell Electric Cinema (later Nelson Electric Theatre), Old Kent Road: qv - Cinema Palace (aka Gaiety and New Gaiety), Old Kent Road: qv - Gaumont (photograph): 123/6 - Globe Electric Theatre, Old Kent Road: qv - Hall’s Picture Palace, Old Kent Road: qv - King’s Cinema Palace (later Palasino), Old Kent Road: qv - Leo Picture Palace (later Leo Electric Cinema), Old Kent Road: qv - Mascot Electric Cinema, Old Kent Road: qv - Odeon, Peckham High Street (photographs): 120/28, 123/4 - Old Kent Picture House, Old Kent Road: qv - Peckhamplex (photographs): 123/1&3 - Regal, Old Kent Road: qv - remembrances: 120/28 - Tower (remnant-photograph): 123/7 Cinemas, music halls and theatres of the Elephant & Castle (not individually indexed) - talk with photographs: 123/18-23 Cinemas of Old Kent Road – talk with photographs: 118/6-11 Civic Movement – contributions welcomed towards preparation of history: 127/32 Clarke, Arthur C, science fiction writer - lived in Peckham: 139/2 Clarke, Bill – photograph at Nunhead Cemetery Open Day, 2001: 126/13 Clarke, Charles Goddard MP – photograph of funeral cortège: 127/19 Clayton Road – the Old House (demolished 1850) drawing: 125/18 Clifton Congregational Church, Asylum Road - mission hall opened in Meeting House Lane (1894): 134/21 Club primarily for over 60s: 129/21 (The) Cluniac Priory & Abbey of St. Saviour, excavations – book: 126/15 Coates, Anne – praise for Peckham Rye park: 126/4 Cobbett, William - friend of Timothy Brown (qv); links with Peckham: 131/30-33, 132/33 - imprisonment and release: 131/31-33 Cobham, Sir Alan, aviator - early education in Peckham: 127/34, 131/34 - plaque at his home, 78 Denman Road: 131/34, 132/3 Cobourg Road School - drawing by Stuart Brown: 136/2 - memories of school friends: 122/15 Cockney rhyming slang - website: 118/33 Coggin, Thomas, carpenter, of North View, Chadwick Road - commemorated by stained glass window in Copleston Centre: 120/36, 121/14 - sideboard can be seen in Copleston Centre: 120/36, 121/14 (with photograph) Cole, Emily, editor - book: 119/19 Collections …of the geology, history, antiquities…of Camberwell and the neighbourhood - book (1841): 129/21-22 Coleman, Professor Alice, geographer and author - birthday: 137/26 - spoke at Peckham Society AGM in 1986: 134/21, 137/26 Collinson, Peter (1694-1768), botanist with a famous garden somewhere in Peckham - article: 136/16-23 (with photographs) - Commonplace Book: 137/6 - friendship with James Allen: 137/6 - location of Peckham garden discovered (with map): 137/6 Colls Road remembered: 134/12-13 Colls Road school – photograph: 134/14 Collyer, William Bengo’, Dr (1782-1854), Congregational minister - 122/25-27 (with painting), 131/10 - featured in FONC News: 136/15 - Lectures on the Evidences of Divine Revelation – book in 7 volumes: 122/26 Colman, Olivia, actor – lived in Maxted Road: 136/9 Commercial Way (formerly Commercial Road) - early photograph of Smith Bros shop (no. 100): 124/34 Conn, Eileen - articles: 118/32-33, 127/32, 132/4-5, 137/20 - draws attention to misleading London tube map: 133/28-29 Conservation - volunteers needed to protect Peckham’s heritage: 137/20 Conservation areas, extension to central Peckham - assessment by English Heritage: 119/13 - designated, October 2010: 126/1-2 - impact of new central conservation area: 128/2 - letter of support from Harriet Harman, QC, MP: 120/21 - need to end procrastination: 121/2 - particular concern to remove right to replace windows and doors: 127/13 - short account of action to secure (Stephen Robb): 127/12-13 Consort Road – photograph of St. Paul’s Church: 128/8 Constable, Dr. Christopher - talks on Southwark’s archaeology: 128/6-7, 135/23-24 Constanduros, Mabel, playwright - memories of early Peckham to Oxford Circus buses: 127/11 - memories of Winchester House: 124/19 - was a granddaughter of Thomas Tilling: 119/36, 123/9 Contact with old friends facilitated: 118/25 Cook, Eliza (1812-89), poet and journalist - brief life: 138/27-32 (with photographs) Cook, Evan (1865-1947), founder of Peckham-based international transportation firm - brief biography: 137/24 - 1892 handcart in City of London ‘cart-marking’: 137/24 - relatives involved in ‘cart-marking’ event: 137/24 (with photograph) Cook, Graham Dorward – remembers second world war bombing: 131/21 Cooke, Janice – e.book: 132/12 Cooper, Doreen – article on Midland Bank: 135/7-8 Co-operative House – photograph of new building: 130/14 Co-operative Society – in Peckham (with photograph of Lordship Lane store): 122/29-30 Co-operative store at 176-178 Rye Lane - now a ‘help centre’ run by the United Church of the Kingdom of God: 119/22 - remembered, with sadness at its loss: 120/23-24 - Royal Arsenal Co-op signs lost in building work (with photographs): 119/22 Coote, Anna, economist – lived at 70 Ondine Road: 136/9 Copleston Centre - consultation on future services and activities: 131/13 - photograph: 131/13 Copleston Road - history of site at no.50: 122/11 Cornwall, Duchess of: visit to All Saints’ Church, Peckham: 121/15 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II - celebration in Peckham (photographs); 137/21 - procession 1953 – 134/9 (with photograph) Craig, Ailsa - congratulations on birth of second child: 131/2 - joins team producing Peckham Society News: 128/10 - voluntary work in preparing Peckham Society News: 129/35, 131/2, 132/5, 134/35, 138/35, 139/9 Craig, Charles – book: 124/27 Crawley, R. – book: 120/16 Credon Road/Collingwood Schools - memories criticising the merger: 122/14 Crenshaw, Emma – a brief history of Bussey factory: see Bussey Cribb, Paddy – article about Peckham Settlement: 135/14-22 (with photographs) Cripps, Sir Stafford - plaque at 32 Elm Park Gardens, Chelsea: 135/30 - visited Peckham to see film about the Pioneer Health Centre: 135/30 Cromwell, Oliver – skull owned by Queen’s Road doctor: 123/9 Cromwell, Richard – visit to Peckham in 1680: 121/32 Crown, Dr. Isidore - information about on display in Chadwick Road Medical Centre: 119/25 - presents antique gastric tube to Cuming Museum (with photograph): 121/5 Crown Theatre, Peckham High Street and Marie Lloyd: 124/18 Crows and magpies - drawn to Nazareth Gardens: 138/34 Crystal Palace - memories of: 138/22-23 Cub pack meets in Avondale Road: 128/14 Cure for Delinquents: the treatment of maladjustment – book: 118/5

D Dalton, Hugh MP, former Chancellor of the Exchequer: represented Peckham: 125/32 Dalyell, Tam MP - birthday: 137/26 - visited Everthorpe Road: 137/26 Daniels, Bebe (and Lyon, Ben) - remembered at an event in Peckham: 120/14 Darnbrough, Ann OBE, writer, broadcaster and charity head - book (A Rebellious Disposition): 137/12-13 - her life celebrated: 135/1-3 (with photographs) Davey Brothers, tailors, Rye Lane – memories of: 130/12-13 (with photograph) Davies, Philip – book: 119/14, 130/21 David Kirkaldy & his testing and experimental works (book): 132/8 Davis, Patricia – remembers uncle, Leslie Mayle (qv): 131/20 Defoe, Daniel - admiration for Peckham and Camberwell: 137/25 - book on tour of Great Britain: 137/25 De Laune Cycling Club, Choumert Road: 119/13, 120/26-27 Denham, John MP - birthday: 137/26 - visited Peckham: 137/26 Denman Road – no.55: see Blanch Dent, Henry David – brief biography: 130/19 Descriptive Account of Peckham and Camberwell, Illustrated – book (1892): 129/23 Devlin, Es, designer of Olympics closing ceremony - awarded OBE: 139/27 - lives in Peckham: 139/27 D’Holbach, Baron, theorist of atheism - publication of ‘Ecce Homo!’: 132/32-33 Dickens, Charles - doubtful account has him dying in Nunhead: 136/29-30 - exhibition at Cuming Museum: 129/9 - see also Charles Dickens Dickson, Colin – memories of Jones & Higgins: 123/35 (A) Dictionary of London Place Names - book with references to local places: 129/22 Dimmock, Charlie, gardener - assisted in improvements to McDermott Nature Garden: 137/26 - birthday: 137/26 Diprose, Graham – book: 124/27 Doddemeade, Charles - portrait from 1854: 122/2 Doddemeade, John - article about 1830 painting of historic houses in Peckham High Street: 122/1-3 - family connections in Peckham: 122/2-3 Dodo, black mongrel dog: 136/31-32, 137/5 Donne, John, poet, one time Dean of St Paul’s - links with Peckham: 119/24, 125/33 Dovedale Manor School, Southampton Way - inappropriate punishment: 118/31 Dower, Alan S – memories of Peckham: 127/30 Driver, Charles Henry – architect - architect for Battersea Park Station (not Wandsworth Station): 129/9 - buried in West Norwood Cemetery: 124/24 - design of Peckham Rye railway station: 128/1-2 Driving lessons – first official lesson given near Peckham (1910); 132/21 Duke of York public house - 1886 tenancy agreement: 137/7 Dyson, Tony – book: 126/15

E Earl sewer: 126/2 Early, Edward, 18 th century peruke maker: 122/2 Earthquakes in Peckham in 1750: 129/21 East Dulwich – talk by John Beasley: 128/26-27 East Dulwich Through Time – book: 119/5-6 East London Line - planned extension to Canary Wharf: 128/2 East Surrey Grove – photograph of unidentified house bombed in 1943: 132/28 Edison’s speaking machine (invented 1877) shown at Peckham Rye fair, 1880: 125/11 - article relating its early history: 127/32-33 Edwards, John Passmore, editor and philanthropist - donated and laid foundation stone of Nunhead Library in 1896: 136/25 Ehret, George Dionysius, artist - links with Peter Collinson: 136/18 Elephant & Castle - cinemas, music halls and theatres: 123/18-23 (not individually indexed) Elephant and Castle, A History - book: 134/8 Elim House, 86 Bellenden Road - day centre for black elderly people from 1987: 118/35 - Seventh Day Adventist Church after 1976 until 1986: 118/35 - tailoring factory until 1976: 118/35 Ellery Frank – met George Randell Higgins (qv): 132/6 Elliott, Deborah - article: 139/28-32 - historic artefacts identified: 122/6-7 - proposal to rename Highshore Road Open Space: 129/6, 133/1 (agreement) - rediscovery and research of William Griggs: 129/5 Elm Grove - great fire reported in newspaper (1883): 137/4, 138/33 - Peckham Liberal Club: qv - public garden in honour of William Griggs (with photograph): 137/3 - St. James the Great: qv Elm House - destroyed in great fire (1883): 137/4, 138/33 - home to William Griggs (with photographs): 129/1-6 - Peckham Society plaque to honour William Griggs: 133/1, 137/1-3 - photograph: 130/17 - recalled by Jacqueline Solomon: 130:16-17 Elven, Harold, known as the ‘Human Fish’ - contest at Pioneer Health Centre filmed by Pathé (with photograph): 122/21 Elven, Pam - appearance on ‘The One Show’ (BBC1, 21 February 2012): 128/9 - article on the Pioneer Health Centre: 119/2/3 - Elven Mews in St Mary’s Road named after her: 118/21, 119/2, 130/32 - TV interview about Pioneer Health Centre: 130/32 - made honorary president of Pioneer Health Foundation: 127/3 - photographs: 118/21, 119/3, 127/3, 132/27 Empress Roller Rink, Peckham High Street/Basing Road - destroyed by fire, 1909: 125/10 – report and advert from 1909: 125/9-10 Environs of London – book: 134/15 & 25 Esther Bruce, a black London seamstress - book: 131/6-7 Eubank, Chris, boxer - attended Peckham Schools: 137/26 - birthday: 137/26 Evacuation remembered: 118/20-21, 124/32-33 Evan-Cook, Bernard – thanksgiving service: 126/36, 127/17 Evan Cook, transportation firm - featured in The New Era Illustrated (June 1930) Evans, Monica, actor - attended Peckham School: 120/14 Evans, Richard, co-creator of postcards of Camberwell and Peckham - article: 131/16-17 Evelina Road – home to notorious criminal, Charles Peace: 127/32 Everthorpe Road - history: 128/10, 133/9-13 (with maps and photographs) - photographs: 123/34, 128/10, 133/11-13 - production of Peckham Society News: 128/10 - residents and visitors: 133/10-11 - street shelter during World War II: 120/7-8

F Fairchild, Thomas, nurseryman - sexual reproduction of plants: 136/16 Far from the Fashionable Crowd, the People’s Concert Society and music in London’s suburbs - book: 122/5 Farrington, Kenneth, actor – lived in Lyndhurst Way: 121/24 Fashola, Jumoke, broadcaster and jazz singer, resident of Peckham - Rye Lane shops: 119/3 & 26 (duplication) Feckham Peckham – book: 129/12, 130/9 Fendall Apartments – named after Fendall family of Bermondsey: 132/27 Ferdinand, Anton, footballer: 129/7 Ferdinand, Rio, footballer - making a film about Peckham to combat youth crime: 118/13 - original home in Peckham: 134/10 Fermor, Sir Lewis Leigh - born in Peckham, brief biography: 131/30 Fermor, Sir Patrick Michael Leigh DSO, OBE - father born in Peckham: 131/30 - war hero and travel writer: 131/30 Ferries across the Humber – book: 139/9 Films - about Peckham can be seen at British Film Institute: 136.13 - featuring Peckham businesses: 122/28, 34 - featuring Southwark: 118/17, 126/33 - of Peckham by students from Chelsea College of Art & Design: 131/3 - shot in Peckham (Superbob): 139/9 Finch, Harold, Methodist local preacher, writer and community worker - death, with biographical notes and photograph: 120/9-10, 123/9 Finch, Hilda - death: 123/9 First Surrey Rifles – formation (with photographs): 134/22-25 Fitzmaurice, Jon - awarded OBE for services to housing: 135/35 - work to bring empty properties in Britain into use: 135/35 Flower. Fred – letter about shops in Peckham Hill Street Folder, William, teacher, inventor, proprietor of Arlington Dance Hall (qv): 118/12 Ford, Rita – childhood memories of prisoners of war on Peckham Rye Common: 127/14 Forrester, Andrew: see Ware, James Redding Forrester, W.K. - painting of Peckham High Street: 118/32 Franklin, Benjamin - foundation of American Philosophical Society: 136/20 - links with Peter Collinson: 136/17 Frank’s Café, on roof of Peckham Multiplex car park - featured in New York Times: 118/17 - Hannah Barry Gallery’s summer exhibition: 124/24 Friary Estate – remarkable as home to three top footballers: 129/7 Friends of Nunhead Cemetery – newsletter: 136/15 Friends of Surrey Canal – have produced Surrey Canal Tree Trail Walk: 138/11 Frith, Penny – photographic award: 135/3 From Peckham to Palace, memoirs of Sir Edmund Grove: 121/24 - no trace in Royal archives: 121/36 Frost, Peter - articles: 118/6-11, 120/6-7, 123/18-23, 125/4-7, 126/19, 20 & 27-28, 128/1-2, 6-7, 26-27, 129/34, 131/1-2, 24-26, 26-27, 28-29, 132/8-9, 11-12, 134/1-2, 135/23-24, 137/1-2, 138/5-6, 12-13, 139/1-2 - book reviews: 118/15, 119/5-6, 123/13, 131/8, - comments on designation of Peckham’s central conservation areas: 126/2 - photograph at unveiling of blue plaque at Pioneer Health Centre: 125/33, 132/27 - photograph with Pam Elven: 119/3, 127/3 - photograph, speaking at One Tree Hill: 131/23 - photograph from Silver Jubilee meeting, October 2000: 125/4 - see Peckham Society annual reports - talk on prisoner of war huts on Peckham Rye Common: 136/6-7 - view from top of Shard building: 131/15 G Ganapati Restaurant, Holly Grove: 118/23, 121/31 Garcia, Abraham (1790-1826), book keeper - head of Peckham boarding school: 137/30-31 Garcia’s Academy, boarding school for Jewish boys - children of Nathan Rothschild and other aristocratic Jews educated there: 137/30-33 - was located in what is now Southampton Way: 137/31 Gardner, Denis - article on !940 blitz: 129/28-33 - memories of World War II: 127/15-16 Gaster, Rev T.J. – criticises stench in Peckham (1894): 134/4 Gauchi, George, hairdresser – featured in film about Peckham businesses: 122/34 Gaumont Cinema (photograph): 123/6 Gaumont House, Peckham High Street (photograph): 123/8 General Election 2010: see Parliament Gieves and Hawkes, Rye Lane and Bellenden Road, tailors and outfitters: 118/35 Globe Electric Theatre, cinema and variety theatre, Old Kent Road: 118/9-10 Gibraltar - evacuation of civilians to London during World War II: 120/19 Gill, George – death (with 1989 photograph): 121/17 Girdlers, Worshipful Company of - almshouses in Albert Road (now Consort Road): 138/33 - almshouses in Choumert Road: 138/33 - built Nunhead almshouses: 136/34 Girl scouts – Peckham girls surprised Baden-Powell in 1909: 127/7 Girling, Brian – book: 124/27, 133/26 Gisella Fashions (film): 123/5 Giulliano, Antonio, ice cream vendor - remembered: 118/18-19 (with photograph) Glengall Road – photograph of coronation street party: 128:22 Gloag, Robert Peacock - first to make cigarettes in UK: 133/7-8 Goddard’s embrocation oils: 121/30-31 Goldman, Lawrence – book: 118/30 Goldsmith, Oliver, poet and playwright - once an assistant teacher in a Peckham school: 127/13, 131/34 Gomes, Hannah (1791-1847) - head of academy in Deptford Lane (now Queens Road) for Jewish girls: 137/30 Gonsalez, Adolfo, Housing Tree Officer, Southwark Council - talk on the management of trees: 134/1-2 Goodchild, Amanda – book: 130/9 Goose Green - paintings by Alan Skidmore: 127/21-22 Gordon Road - the Spike: see (The) Spike Gormley, Antony, sculptor - knighted: 135/3 Gorvin, Diane, sculptor - creator of Salter statues: qv Gosling, Debra – books: 128/15, 137/10, 139/34 Goss, Luke, member of ‘Bros’ band, lived in Commercial Way: 134/21 Gotch, Jeremy (former Sheriff of City of London) and Janet: 129/23 - photograph of Jeremy with Linda Binder (qv): 129/23 - visit of Linda Binder and Jeremy to John Beasley’s home: 129/23 (The) Gramophone, magazine: issues of 1932-33 recalled: 131/9-10 Grand Surrey Canal - closure in 1971: 133/20 - opening in 1826: 133/20 - photograph: 129/31 - see Canal Head Grange, Frederick – remembered: 123/24/25 Grant, Stephen – pictorial record of construction of LBSCR electrification: 131/34 Green, Phyllis Adine (1908-99), athlete - became a missionary: 138/26 - born in Rye Lane, Peckham: 132/7, 138/26 - first woman to achieve five foot high jump: 132/7 - sporting achievements: 138/26 Greenhive, residential home of elderly people - described (with photograph): 132/8 - four units named after distinguished citizens: 132/6 Greyhound Pub (film): 123/2 Griggs’s Gardens (with photograph): 133/1 Griggs, William, lithographer - brief biography, with photographs: 129/1-6 - business brochure: 134/15 - grave located in Old Camberwell Cemetery (with photograph): 133/2 - home (Elm House) destroyed in fire (1883): 137/4, 138/33 - Peckham Society blue plaque unveiled (with photographs): 137/1-3 - proposal to rename Highshore Road Open Space in his honour: 129/6 - public garden in his honour (with photograph): 137/3 - renaming of Highshore Road Open Space agreed: 133/1 - to be honoured with Peckham Society plaque at Elm House: 133/1 Gringa Dairy – makers of Mexican cheese: 135/3 Grosse, Richard – memories of Lyndhurst Way (with photograph): 128/31-33 Grove, Sir Edmund, Royal accountant - death: 121/24 - memoirs: 121/24 Growing Up in Edwardian London - references to Peckham: 132/2, 5, 6, 9, 14, 23 - review (with photograph): 132/8 (A) Guide to Burial Grounds in the London Borough of Southwark – book: 129/12 Gwyn, Nell – said to have had a house in Peckham: 132/25, 135/24, 138/23 plaque at 79 Pall Mall: 135/24

H Habitat for Humanity, charity based in Gordon Road - renovating and building homes for vulnerable people: 135/10 Hagley, Ray and Audrey - formed Hanover Chapel Youth Club in 1958: 132/11 Hall’s Picture Palace, Old Kent Road: 118/9 Hands, Charles, journalist – coined the term ‘suffragette’: 134/28 Hankin, David, co-creator of postcards of Camberwell and Peckham - article: 131/16-17 Hannah Barry Gallery’s summer exhibition: 124/24 Hanover Chapel: 122/26-27, 131/10 - photograph: 138/21 Hanover House: 133/19 (photograph) Hanover Park – club for outdoor activities dating from 1849: 134/23 Hanover Park Rifle Association – formation in 1852: 134/22-25 Hargrove, Councillor Barry - unveils totem pole on Peckham Rye Common (with photograph): 136/30 Harman Harriet, QC, MP for Peckham & Camberwell - admiring Peckham Society, and commending listing of historic buildings: 120/21 - birthday: 137/26 - effect of 2010 General Election: 121/18-19 - letter supporting campaign to make central Peckham a conservation area: 120/21 - photograph campaigning to save the South London line: 121/18 Harris, Gwen – lifetime at 255 Bellenden Road: 133/18 (with photograph) Harris, Steven – biography of E.S.Carlos: 135/6 Hartley, Nicholas – book: 126/14 Hartley’s jam: see Bittersweet Hastings, Basil, grandfather of Max - lived in Lyndhurst Way: 120/30 Haunted London - book which includes Peckham ghosts: 121/7 Hazell, Gina – article: 126/16 Hazell, John, member of Peckham Society - photograph with Peter Morris: 125/35 Health: see Keeping fit Heaton’s Folly (with photograph): 131/30-31, 134/18 Heinz H.J - the firm’s first factory was in Peckham: 122/16, 135/31 - unit located under Peckham railway arch (from 1905): 122/16 - factory at 127 Brayards Road (with photographs): 135/31 Heinz, Howard – photographed with staff at Peckham factory (1922): 135/31 Hendzel + Hunt: manufacture of furniture from waste wood:138/4 Henriques, David Quixano (1804-70), pupil at Garcia’s Academy: 137/31-32 Henriques, Jacob Quixano (1811-98), pupil at Garcia’s Academy: 137/31-32 Higgins, George Randell (1844-1920) – co-founder of Jones and Higgins: 132/6 Higgs, R & Son Dairy Ltd - article in South London Press: 137/7 Highshore Road (previously Hanover Street and Image Road) - Elm House (photograph 2012): 129/26 - historic artefacts found in gardens identified: 122/6-7 - houses built on site of William Griggs’ factory (photograph): 129/26 - John Blanch lived at no.25 (now 13): 134/23 - photograph of public open space: 122/7 - W.H.Blanch and Mary Ann Kelty neighbours 1863-71: 133/13 Hill, Keith, actor - photograph in Everthorpe Road: 132/29 Hill, Martha, daughter of Isaac Shard (qv) - one-time owner of Peckham mansion (1731): 130/29, 131/8 Hill, Sue, Peckham Society membership secretary - articles: 124/28, 126/9, 138/14-16 - cessation of voluntary work for Peckham Society: 124/36, 125/35 - gratitude for donations and material for Peckham Society News: 118/25-26 - made honorary member of Peckham Society (with unrelated photograph): 126/10 - marriage: 129/16 - need to cut back voluntary work for Peckham Society: 120/1 - photograph at Nunhead Cemetery Open Day, 2001: 126/13 - photographed receiving Civic Award: 120/1, 126/10 - poem: 122/9 - valedictory article on bowing out of her work for Peckham Society: 126/9 Hill & Tidmas Ltd: 123/14 Historical material - finds in Highshore Road gardens: 122/6-7 - plea that items of historical interest should not be thrown away: 119/17 Historical recordings found in Peckham: 139/26-27 Historical Tour of Nunhead and Peckham Rye – book: 136/34 Holdron store on Rye Lane - a brief history: 124/6-12 (with photographs) - appeal for memories of: 134/5 (with photograph) - photographs: 129/19, 134/5, 138/14 Hollydale Road School – outing in 1894: 134/11 Holman, Jack – memories of Ivydale School and other places: 130/14 Home Ground: Sanctuary in the City – book: 127/8-9 Home Guard – similar volunteer force formed in 1859: 134/21-25 HOME project, aspects of living in Peckham - featured on radio broadcast: 129/11 (with photograph) - illustrated booklet: 130/340 (with photograph) - public artwork to replicate typical living room: 128/23-24 Honey – Peckham product praised: 122/10 Honiton Street (demolished in 1960s) - photograph of surviving street sign: 126/18, 127/17 Hope public house, Rye Lane – campaign to save unsuccessful (with photograph): 121/25 HOPE UK, drug education charity - photograph: 133/22 Hopkins, Ralph - article about Austin’s store: 122/35 - memories of childhood games: 127/28 Horne Tooke, John MP – friendship with Timothy Brown: 132/31-32 Hoskins, Bob, actor – seen in Peckham when ‘Last Orders’ was filmed: 134/11, 136/9 Howe, Baroness Elspeth - lives in Peckham and is a member of Peckham Society: 135/5 Howe, Lord Geoffrey, former cabinet minister - lives in Peckham and is a member of Peckham Society: 135/5 Hughes, Simon MP - effect of 2010 General Election and LibDem/Conservative coalition: 121/19 Humphrey, Stephen, former archivist, Southwark Local History Library - Alfred Salter, six times imprisoned for passive resistance: 130/13-14 - article on award of blue plaque to commemorate Edward Turner: 119/7-12 - article on 1843 daguerrotype of Peckham High Street: 119/20-21 - article on estate that included Peckham Lodge: 134/16-21 (with diagrams) - article on Shard associations in Peckham: 131/14-15 - awarded Honorary Freedom of the London Borough of Southwark (2012): 128/35 - book on the history of Elephant and Castle: 134/8 - Free Church resistance to rates benefitting the Church of England (1902): 130/13 - made redundant as archivist to Southwark’s Local History Library: 120/3, 121/35 - photograph at Southwark History Library: 121/35, 125/34 - photograph at unveiling: 119/10 - talk to Peckham Society: 126/27-28 - unsurpassed in his knowledge of the history of Southwark: 120/3 Hunt, J.E. – memory of lifting of blackout after VE day: 130.32-33 Hunter, Ted, dance band member: 120/27 Hutton, George, calico printer and cutter - lived in ‘The Poplars’, Peckham Rye: 138/11 (with photograph)

I Idle, Rev. Chris – painting of All Saints’, North Peckham: 129/14 Ilford Ltd – shop in Peckham High Street: 127/22 Il Giardino restaurant (film): 123/5 Image Road – identity of the image remains a mystery, but 1830 map suggests that there may have been a path to the site: 122/6 Imperial public house – photograph: 134/34 Investors in Death: the story of Nunhead Cemetery… - book: 121/7 Irons, Jeremy, actor – Peckham connection: 121/24 Irvine, Samantha – brief history of Holdron’s store: see Holdron’s Italian prisoners of war: see Peckham Rye Common Ivydale Road School – memories of: 130/14, 131/22

J Jackson, Emma, King’s College London - paper on a middle-class area of Peckham: 130/8 Jacob, Clare – novel: 126/34 Jacobs, Norman – biography of Vivian Woodward: 129/21 James, Dr. Trevor – story of Peckham fare dodger: 126/17 Jarvis, Bill – recollections of Vivian Woodward: 129/21 Jason, David, actor: see ‘Only Fools and Horses’ Jenkyns, Patricia M – story of Sir Henry Bessemer (book): 134/7 Jews, brief record of their persecution in Britain: 137/29 John Donne School (formerly Wood’s Road School) – photographs: 121/21, 123/27 Jones Edwin, co-founder of Jones & Higgins - described Peckham as it was in 1867: 133/19 Jones, Violet (née Fisher) - life saved by pickle onion lady of Peckham: 133/301-31 Jones & Higgins - early photographs: 128/18, 139/15 - featured in ‘The Drapers’ Record’, 26 March 1892: 132/28, 133/24 - food section opened by Diana Dors: 138/20 - memories of: 123/35 (with drawing), 124/29, 128/18-19, 21, 138/20, 139/14 & 20 - photograph: 138/21 - photograph of staff, c.1911-18 (some identified): 129/20 Jones, Jack, trade union leader: 133/5 Jones, Patricia – photograph (speaking at blue plaque award to Anne O’Reilly): 126/6 Jones, Violet (née Fisher) – memories of Peckham in 1941: 131/18-19 Jordan, Mabel, lived in Peckham - quote from autobiography Jordan, Win – was born and has lived in same house since 1928: 134/35, 135/12 Joseph Starkey Ltd, Bellenden Road, manufacturers of military insignia and accoutrements: 118/35 Jowell, Tessa MP - effect of 2010 General Election: 121/18-19 – photograph campaigning to save the South London line: 121/18

K Kairos Community Trust - producing honey for project to help people addicted to drugs and alcohol: 122/10 Kalm, Peter, pupil of Linnaeus - visit to Peter Collinson’s Peckham garden: 136/21 Katy B (Kathleen Brian), vocalist - featured in ‘The Guardian’: 124/21 - grew up in Peckham (with photograph): 124/21 Kaufman, G.J - experiences in Peckham featured in ‘The Evacuee’: 136/35 Kearney, Martha, amateur apiarist - article about London beekeepers in the Evening Standard: 122/10 Keating, Michael, actor: 126/35 Keeping fit - jogging around Peckham Rye Common and Park: 126/20 - scope for primary care providers to co-operate with GPs: 126/20 Kelty, Mary Ann, Victorian author of religious books - neighbour to W.H.Blanch 1863-71 in Hanover Street: 133/13

Kennedy.T, mesmerist and comedian - performed in the Peckham Public Hall, Rye Lane, 1893: 136/14 Kentish Drovers Pub - - 1958 painting of conversion to a shop: 127/13 Kershaw, Roger – book: 121/11 King, Joyce – memories of Peckham (with photograph):129/20 King, Sam, Southwark’s first black mayor 1983-84 - blue plaque unveiled (with photograph): 119/1 King Arthur Street – railway arches: 124/31-32 King’s Arms, East Dulwich Road - bombed (1944), rebuilt (1957) (with photograph): 128/24 King’s Cinema Palace (later Palasino), Old Kent Road: 118/8 King’s Grove - abandoned property restored as a home for vulnerable women: 135/10 - converted former dairy featured in Evening Standard: 119/23 Kingwell, Patrick – book: 122/6 Kinrade, Derek - articles: 118/23-24, 119/27-34, 121/16, 25, 122/6-7, 29/31, 125/13-24, 127/32, 129/1-6, 130/21, 24-30, 131/9-10, 30-33, 132/ 25, 29-35, 133/2, 7-8, 18-19, 134/21- 25, 135/9, 136/16-23, 29-30, 137/6, 11, 14, 17-19, 22-24, 25, 27-28, 29-34, 138/17, 23, 24-26, 27-32, 139/21, 24-25, 26-27, 28-32 - biography of Lord Morris of Manchester: 126/11-12 - poem: 134/6 Kirkaldy, David: see David Kirkaldy… Kirkhams of Lugard Road: 131/22 Kirkwood Nature Garden, renamed Kirkwood Nature Reserve - a hidden gem: 125/10, 127/33 (with photograph), 131/33 Kirshaw, Charles - painting of historic houses in Peckham High Street: 120/3,33, 121/26, 122/1-3 Klein, Randy, artist – artwork at Nunhead railway station: 134/10-11 (with photographs) Klickmann, Flora (1867-1958), writer - brief biography: 138/24-26 Knight, Derrick – book: 126/13 Kovats, Tania - used slice of complete oak tree as an artwork for the ceiling of a gallery at the Natural History Museum; made in Peckham: 120/17

L Lammy, David MP - birthday: 137/26 - visited Peckham: 137/26 Latouche, Anton G., musician - lived at 37 York Grove Ledbury Street Mission, run by Marlborough Chapel: 125/24 Lemon House: see Queen’s Road Leo Picture Palace (later Leo Electric Cinema), Old Kent Road: 118/6 Licensed Victuallers’ Association, Caroline Gardens - arts venue in former chapel: 124/28 - diagram of original site: 126/27 - featured in ‘Southwark Remembered’: 138/19 - former chapel leased by artists (with photographs): 121/12-13 - photograph: 125/26 Life and Labour of the People in London (book) - lengthy report of a meeting on Peckham Rye on Unity Sunday, 1901: 136/14 Lilley, Rev Edmond - founded Peckham and Kent Road Pension Society (1834): 134/13 & 15 - obituary: 134/13 Linden Grove - photograph (1976): 138/18 Linden Grove Congregational Church - photograph: 136/29 Linnaeus, Carl, botanist - links with Peter Collinson and theories (with photograph): 136/19 List, Dominic – gives funds to Peckham organisations and people (on TV): 118/17 Lived in London: blue plaques and the stories behind them - book: 119/19 Livesey, George - funeral route, with photograph: 139/4 - proposal to resite statue: 128/11, 139/4 (with photograph) Livesey Museum - designed by R.P.Whellock: 136/25 Lloyd, Marie – played the Crown Theatre, Peckham: 124/18 Local History Library, 211 Borough High Street - an “invaluable resource”: 136/12 - film of Princess Margaret opening flats in Troy Town, Peckham: 136/14 - films can be seen without charge: 136/13 - guide to its film collection: 136/14 - list of publications available: 136/13, 14 - oral history recordings available: 136/13 Local History Magazine – two articles about Peckham: 126/2 Lock, Darren – books on Walworth: 122/5, 130/10, 139/8-9 Lodge, Stephanie and Jim - photograph: 133/32 London Boulevard – film featuring Bells Gardens Estate: 118/17 London, Brighton & South Coast Railway - article: 131/24-26 - collision (1904): 132/27 - pictorial record of construction of elevate electrification: 131/34 - South London Line: qv - stations served: 129/33 London & Brighton pub - closed for redevelopment (photograph); 132/17 London Car Express Service (film): 123/6 London cemeteries - notable people buried in: 126/13-14 - see The Magnificent Seven London, Chatham & Dover Railway - article: 131/24-26 - first company to run trains to Peckham (1865): 129/33 London Chroming Company (film): 123/4 London Colour Archive – book: 124/27 London and Counties Directory - description of Peckham: 137/30 London 1914-17, the Zeppelin menace - book: 126/15 London Overground Railway - opening of service through Peckham Rye and Queen’s Road: 130/7-8, 131/35 - photograph of train arriving at Peckham Rye: 133/29 London Wildlife Trust: 127/33 London’s Changing Riverscape, panoramas from London Bridge to Greenwich – book: 124/27 London’s Lost Power Stations and Gasworks – book: 134/7 Long, Dennis – praises Peckham Society: 130/32 Long-playing records and CDs predicted (1933): 131/10 Lonsdale, Gordon, spy – Peckham connection: 121/24 Lordship Lane- former railway station and connections: 138/22-23 - photograph of Co-op store: 122/30 - Lost London 1870-1945 – book with photographs of Peckham sites: 119/14, 130/21 Lost London in colour – book: 133/26 Love Walk, 100 years of care (story of a Camberwell care home) – book: 130/9 Lucas, Pauline – article with photograph: 137/5 Lupino, Ida, actress: 133/5 Lyndhurst Square – photograph of garden of no.1 featured in Dulwich Gardens: 136/5 Lyndhurst Way (formerly Road) - memories of: 128/31-33 - no.78 used as an art gallery: 118/12 - photographs: 138/27 & 30 Lysons, Rev Daniel – ‘The Environs of London’ (book): 134/15 & 25

M MacGregor, D.R.- book: 120/16 Madden, Dr Tom – article: 118/26-30 (The) Magnificent Seven: London’s first landscaped cemeteries – book: 126/13-14 Maismore Arms, Peckham Park Road: 128/25 Major, Dame Norma, writer and wife of former Prime Minister - was head girl at Peckham School for Girls: 136/9 Making the Best of Things: The Autobiography of a Camberwell Lad – book: 137/13 Mannerson, David - remembers his father’s role in stretcher party in World War II: qv Mansfield, Sir Peter, physicist and Nobel Prize winner - educated in Peckham schools (where told science not for him!): 134/21 Map of London - William Faden’s 1788 map digitally redrawn: 120/23 Marlborough House workhouse (formerly a mansion) - article: 135/25-29 (and associated persons) Marmont Road - photograph of street party celebrating World War I victory: 122/10 - site of former Marlborough House: 135/25 Marsden Road Wildlife Gardening Centre: 127/33, 131/33, 133/33 - photograph: 133/32 Marshall’s pottery, Peckham Rye 1889 - drawing: 124/26 Martin, Kirk - book: 123/9, 139/9 - recollections of rail travel from Peckham to Whitechapel: 130/8 - talk on Humber paddle steamers: 139/9 Mary Boast Walk – photograph: 121/11 Mascot Electric Cinema, Old Kent Road: 118/9 Mason, Andrew, artist - exhibitor at New Gallery: 122/8-9 Matthews, Dr. W.R., Dean of St.Paul’s – Peckham connection: 125/33 May, Francis, match manufacturer - Peckham resident until 1853: 120/10 - see also Bryant and May May Day in South London, a history – book: 126/14 May Days and Wash Days: The Spirit of Bermondsey – book with references to Peckham people: 137/10, 139/34 Mayle, Denis – family memories: 132/20 Mayle, Leslie, ARP warden during second world war - remembered (with photograph): 131/20 Mayne, Christopher, artist - exhibitor at New Gallery: 122/8-9 Maze Pond Sunday School - history of, book (1901): 119/17 McCall, Audrey – memories of prisoners of war: 127/25 McDonald, Don – childhood memories of Peckham: 123/33-34 McIlfatrick, David – joins team producing Peckham Society News: 128/10 McKechnie, Anne – memories of her grandfather (Frederick Grange): 123/24-25 (The) Medium, biography of Jessie Nason – book: 121/12 Meeting House Lane - celebration of coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (two photographs: 137/21) - mission hall traced; meetings remembered: 120/18, 19 - police station (drawing): 123/25 - St John’s Church (photograph): 125/1 Melange Chocolate (film): 123/2 Mercer, Cathy- book: 119/5 Michael, Adeyemi, documentary-maker - featured in Peckham Peculiar: 136/7 Midland Bank, Peckham High Street – article: 135/7-8 (with photograph) Millennium Dome, Greenwich - lease bought by Trinity College, Cambridge: 118/30 Miller, Philip, professional gardener - links with Peter Collinson: 136/17 Mills A.D. – dictionary of London place names: 129/22 Mills, Freddie, boxer - remembered at an event in Peckham: 120/14 Mocatta, Abraham (1797-1880), bullion dealer and stockbroker - founding warden of West London Reform Synagogue: 137/33 - pupil at Garcia’s Academy: 137/31-32 Mocatta, John, pupil at Garcia’s Academy: 137/32 Montefiore, Joseph Barrow (1803-93), trader - founding warden of West London (Reform) Synagogue: 137/33 - pupil at Garcia’s Academy: 137/32-33 Monetary values – 2013 compared to 1087: 132/12 Montpelier public house, Choumert Road – refurbished and under new management: 121/25 Moody, Dr Harold - biography: 127/4, 131/6 - blue plaque at 164 Queen’s Road: 134/25 - bust on permanent display at Peckham Library: 118/31 - commemorative park (photograph): 120/22 Moody, Dr Harold E.A., athlete, son of above: 134/25 Morris, Alf, the Rt.Hon The Lord Morris of Manchester, AO QSO - biography (with photograph): 126/11-12 - tribute following death: 130/21 (with photograph) Morris, Bill, architect - review of play performed in Bussey Building: 129/24-25 - role in restoration at Peckham Rye railway station: 121/1 Morris, Peter, late member of Peckham Society - commemorative bench in Peckham Rye Park (photograph): 125/12, 129/27 - photograph with John Hazell: 125/35 - photograph at Nunhead Cemetery Open Day, 2001: 126/13 Mother Country: Britain’s black community in the home front (book): 123/12 (The) Motherland Calls, Britain’s black servicemen & women – book: 131/7 Munch, a “convivial concourse” (2014): 137/23 Museum of Firearms, Rye Lane: see Bussey factory My Utmost for his Highest – book: 118/30

N Nason, Jessie, spiritualist – biography: 121/12 Natasha Mews – named after daughter of developer: 133/14 National Stations Improvement Fund: 128/2 Nature garden created by BBC team (with photograph): 120/30-31 Nature reserves in Peckham: 127/33, 131/33 Nazareth Gardens - attracts crows and mgpies: 138/34 Nazareth House, Gordon Road: see (The) Spike Neil businesses (film): 123/8 Nelson, Professor Dame Jinty – lives in Peckham: 136/9 (A) New Book about London: 131/10 New Gallery – opening of art centre in Pelican House: 122/8-9 New Lives for Old, the story of Britain’s child migrants – book: 121/11 Nicol, Phyllis Adine: see Green Nimba Shipping (film): 123/7 (with tiny photograph) Nolloth, Admiral Matthew (1810-82) - featured in Journal of Friends of Nunhead Cemetery: 129/11 - lived at Union Row Norgrove, David, head of Low Pay Commission - childhood home in Peckham: 134/10 Norman Richard – talks: 118/6-11, 123/18-23 Norris, George (aka Kirkham): 131/22 Norris, Nicole, artist - broadcast on HOME project: qv North Peckham Baptist Mission - photograph of cubs, 1945: 127/29 North Peckham Civic Centre: 118/8 Not Deepest, Darkest Peckham – paper given at a conference in Amsterdam: 130/8 Nunhead - bus garage in Nunhead Lane (photograph): 139/13-14 - drawing of almshouses in ‘Historical Tour of Nunhead and Peckham Rye’: 136/34 - designated part of Southwark only in 1965 - forum (with Peckham): 124/29 - in Surrey until 1889: 129/7 - lifting of wartime blackout after VE day: 130/32-33 - memories of: 138/17-19 (with photograph) - Old Nun’s Head tavern: qv - painting from 1832: 123/36 - part of Metropolitan Borough of Camberwell from 1900 until 1965: 136/11 - place names in: 121/8 - poem (authorship unspecified): 132/22-23 - Royale pram factory: qv - steam bus garage: 120/16, 125/36 (photograph with replica tower) Nunhead Cemetery, opened 1840 - a colourful history, book: 119/5 - Friends of: qv - included in The Magnificent Seven: qv - memorials to those killed in two world wars: 131/27-28 - notables featured in book: 137/10 - rededication service for those killed in 1914-18 war (with photographs): 131/28-29 - statues featured in Peckham Peculiar: 136/7 Nunhead Crescent High School - curriculum in 1894 Nunhead Grove – memories of, with photograph from 1982: 135/13 Nunhead Library - designed by R.P.Whellock: 136/25 - foundation stone laid by John Passmore Edwards in 1896: 136/25 - opening speech by wife of Matthew Wallace, chair of Camberwell Vestry: 136/25 Nunhead railway station – artistic attractions and views from: 134/10-11 (with photographs) Nye brothers – 126/12

O O’Connor, Betty – booklet: 118/16 Odeon cinema- photographs: 120/28, 123/4 - visit by Queen Mary for film about Pioneer Health Centre: 118/21-22 Old Camberwell, inc. E.Dulwich, Dulwich, Nunhead, Peckham and Peckham Rye – book: 124/26 Old Kent Picture House, Old Kent Road: 118/10-11 Old Kent Road - on 1830 map (as Great Kent Road): 131/4 - photograph of umbers 687-89 (William Stark’s shop): 132/10 – recycling centre on former gasworks site (with photograph): 129/16 (Ye) Old Nun’s Head tavern (photograph): 139/33 Old Southwark Town Hall: 133/6 Oliver, Percy Lane, pioneer of blood donation, at 210 Peckham Rye - blue plaque at 5 Colyton Road: 120/35 - mentioned: 128/4 - oil painting in King’s College Hospital: 120/35 - Oliver Mews named after him: 120/35 Oliver Goldsmith School – memories of: 133/31-32 Olney, Richard - articles: 128/29-31, 131/23-24 - book: 126/35, 127/8 - photograph: 133/32 O’Looney, Benjamin, architect - article on designation of Peckham’s central conservation areas: 126/1-2 - article on restoration of facilities in Peckham Rye station: 139/10-11 - has drawn panoramic view of City from Peckham: 139/7 - presentations on Peckham town centre and railway station: 128/2, 131/26-27 - proposals to improve Queens Road railway station: 128/11 - role in restoration at Peckham Rye railway station (with photo): 121/1-2 - Southwark Civic Award: 129/35 - speaker at exhibition of plans for Peckham Rye Station: 129/35 Olympic torch (2012): 128/4, 130/17-19 - torchbearers listed: 130/18-19 Ondine Road - photograph: 138/25 One Tree Hill - beacons lit to celebrate jubilees of monarchs (1935, 1977, 2002, 2012): 129/34 - view of Peckham and Nunhead from (drawing): 129/34 Only Fools and Horses - most watched TV programme since 2000: 119/14 - never filmed in Peckham: 134/3 Ophelia in Pieces – novel set partly in Peckham: 126/34 Orchard Mission - article: 123/28-32 (with photographs) O’Reilly, Anne Winifrede - award of blue plaque (with photographs): 126/5-6 - brief biographical notes: 121/13

Origin of Place Names in Peckham and Nunhead – book: 121/8 Orr-Ewing, Rev. Frog, vicar of All Saints’ Church - notable success in reviving attendance: 120/32 - photograph: 120/32 O’Shea, Bill - account of his life in Peckham lodged in Southwark Local History Library: 119/24 Our Park – book about Southwark Park: 122/6 Ouseley, Lord Herman, former chair of Commission for Racial Equality - used to live in Choumert Road: 136/9 Owers, Dame Anne, Chair of Independent Police Complaints Commission - birthday: 137/26 - lived in Oglander Road: 137/26

P Painting in Earnest, the story of Ernest Stafford Carlos: 135/6 Palyn’s almshouses: see Choumert Road Pankhurst, Christabel, suffragette - released prisoners parade through Peckham: 134/26-27 - 78 rpm recording of speech, 18 December 1908: 134/28 - report on suffragette campaign in March 1908: 121/19-21 Pankhurst, Emmeline, suffragette, mother of above - arrest and lecture on release: 134/26-27 - 1908 photograph: 121/21 (wrongly identified as Christabel) - released prisoners parade through Peckham: 134/26-27 Parfitt, Andrew – memories of Davey Brothers, tailors, Rye Lane: 130/12-13 (with photograph) Parks and green spaces in Peckham and Nunhead: 134/3 Parliament - 1908 by-election campaign remembered: 121/19-24, 134/26-27 - 2010 General Election: MPs elected for local constituencies: 121/18-19 (The) Passing of Peckham, pamphlet on the end of the Peckham Health Experiment: 136/13 Peace, Charles, notorious criminal - lived under a pseudonym in Evelina Road: 127/32 Pearly King of Peckham - visit to Haverhill, Suffolk: 128/11 Pearse, Dr. Innes: see Pioneer Health Centre Pearson, Dan – book: 127/8-9 Peckham - archaeological finds in 1969: 129/24 - articles in Local History Magazine: 126/2 - associations with the name ‘Shard’ (article): 131/14-15 - blue plaques listed: 132/26 - car park in town centre: see Peckham multi-storey car park - campaign to preserve views of the City from Peckham: qv - confusion over place names (article) 118/32-33 - conservation areas: see Conservation areas - cycle hub to be set up: 128/2 - cycle tour: 122/3-4 - derivation of name (article): 131/23-24 - described by Edwin Jones (as it was in 1867): 133/19 - described in 19 th century directories: 137/30 - designated part of Southwark only in 1965 - earthquakes in 1750: 129/21 - events held during summer 2012: 130/3-5 - events to be held in 2013: 130/6 - evidence of people living in Peckham 6,000 years ago: 136/15 - favourite places (article): 118/23-24 - featured in ‘Absolutely South East’: 134/15 - featured in ‘Domesday Book’ (1085-6): 129/24 - featured in H.J.Dyos’s ‘Victorian Suburb’: 136/5 - featured in Lysons’ ‘The Environs of London’: 134/15 & 25 - featured in ‘The Evacuee’ magazine: 135/6 - featured in ‘Financial Times’ as colonised by architects and artists: 124/20 - featured in ‘The Guardian’: 126/33 - featured in ‘Nairn’s London’: 136/9 - featured in ‘Pigot’s Directory’ (with text): 136/32-33 - featured in radio play ‘A Shoebox of Snow’: 126/20 - featured in ‘The Times’: 121/31 - featured in TV programme ‘The Secret Millionaire’: 118/17 - field names revealed in ancient deeds: 131/15 - film – Changing Face of Peckham: 133/6 - films about local businesses: 123/1-8 - films can be seen at British Film Institute: 136/11 - films by students from Chelsea College of Art & Design: 131/3 - fine houses admired by Defoe: 137/25 - forum (with Nunhead): 124/29 - future of central Peckham: see O’Looney - Georgian and Victorian development (talk): 126/27-28 - Heaton’s Folly (with photograph): 131/30-31 - historical notes: 131/8 - Holdron store: qv - HOME project: qv - housing plans: 128/2 - How old is Peckham? (article): 129/24 - industry in 1841: 124/20 - in the 19 th century: 119/27-29, 32 - in Surrey until 1889: 129/7 - inter-faith walk 2013 (with photograph): 132/4-5 - Jones & Higgins: qv - library (photograph): 130/3 - ‘Little Woman of’: 129/27 - “magic feeling” different but still there: 122/13 - mammoth fossils displayed: 137/26 - meaning of name: 131/15 - meeting to considers Peckham’s past and future: 124/4-6 - memories of: 118/19-20, 120/22, 121/29-30, 122/18, 123/26-27, 28-32, 33-34, 126/22 & 30-31, 129/19-20, 129/20, 130/11-12, 131/16-17, 22, 132/18, 20, 21, 24, 134/14, 30-34, 135/11-12, 138/20, 21-22, 139/20 - mentioned in a review of Green’s Dictionary of Slang: 123/10 - nature reserves: 127/33, 131/33 - new initiatives: 128/2-3 - Olympic torch: 130/17-19 - one of the most popular places to live: 120/29, 139/4 - paper on a middle-class area (between Rye Lane and Bellenden Road): 130/8 - part of Metropolitan Borough of Camberwell from 1900 until 1965: 136/11 - peace wall mentioned by Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg: 135/8 - people with the surname Peckham: 131/8 - photograph of Coronation celebrations, 1953: 133/35 - photograph from One Tree Hill: 118/17 - photograph of party at Meeting House Lane Coronation party: 119/15 - photograph of rescue work after bombing in 1943 featured in The Times: 119/21 - photographs from Bussey factory roof: 124/18-19 - photographs of Canal Head as it was: 133/20-21 - photographs featured in Lost London 1870-1945: 119/14, 130/21 - photographs featured in ‘An Olympic Summer’: 118/17 - photographs of library: 130/3, 133/21 - photographs of Peckham Space and arch: 133/21-22 - pictures of displayed in Parkstone Road (photographs): 135/32 - place names in: 121/8 - police station in Meeting House Lane (drawing): 123/25 - postcard with multi-images of Peckham (with photograph): 131/16-17 - postcards available on eBay (with example): 132/13 - preservation of historic buildings: 137/20 - property values (2015): 139/4 - public houses: qv - Queen’s Road: qv - radical associations: 131/30-33, 132/29-35 - remembered by Peter Marshall (Marshall Roofing): 122/15 - resurgence: 134/15 - rich literary heritage: 118/26 - rising house prices: 134/15 - Rye Lane: qv - secret places (article): 124/28 - sewers: 126/2 - student project: 135/22 - travel facilities praised (1892): 129/23 - a very creative place: 118/26 - wartime flying bombs and rockets: 131/21 Peckham blue cheese: 121/8 Peckham Central School - article: 128/12-13 - memories of: 127/23-24 Peckham, Charles Wesley – book: 131/8 Peckham Comprehensive Secondary School: 122/19-20 Peckham Cry – published as an e.book: 132/12 Peckham Experiment: see Pioneer Health Centre (The) Peckham Family – book: 131/8 Peckham Fancier’s Association - annual show of 1893: 136/23 (The) Peckham Flag (1915) – magazine donated and deposited in Local History Library: 130/2 Peckham Gap – its location and reputation: 130/33 (with drawing), 136/10 Peckham High Street - article about daguerreotype from 1843 (with modern comparison); 119/20-21 - Blenheim House: 133/17 - Crown Theatre and Marie Lloyd: 124/18 - Empress Roller Rink, 1909: qv - fish once swam on location of High Street: 127/7 - Gaumont Cinema (photograph): 123/6 - Gaumont House: 123/8 (photograph with palm trees), 133/17 - Gramophone stores (1932) (with photograph): 131/9-10 - historic buildings: 118/1-3 (article, with photographs) - Ilford Ltd: 127/22 - listed among top 50 urban places in which to live: 139/35 - listing of no.58 provides opportunities for regeneration: 118/3 - Midland Bank: qv - No.58, historic building listed Grade II: 118/1-3 (article with photographs) - on route of Olympic torch (2012): 128/4 - painting by W.K.Forrester: 118/32 - painting of historic buildings (C.Kirshaw, 1830): 120/3, 33 (with recent photograph), 121/26, 122/1-3 (with associated history), 124/21 (available as a postcard), 126/19 (colour confirmed as authentic), 129/8 (postcard) - palm trees (indistinct photograph): 135/27 - photograph, early 20 th century: 126/1, 127/24 - photograph c.1910, available as postcard: 129/8 - relief office (1930s): 120/30 - Roman urn discovered: 129/18 - sketching workshop (with photograph): 126/7-8 - Wilson’s cycle shop: qv - Winchester House: qv Peckham Hill Street - mansion roughly where Bonar Road is now situated: 130/25, 27, 29 - owners of mansion: 131/15 - St. Chrysostom’s Church: qv - shops recalled: 131/17 - Whitten Timber: 137/11 Peckham Liberal Club – photograph: 135/33 Peckham Library - club primarily for over-60s: 129/21 - featured in Architects’ Journal: 135/3 - photograph from rear: 128/5 - praised by Malorie Blackman: 118/17 - visited by over a thousand people a day: 135/3 Peckham Lodge, 19 th century home of Timothy Brown (qv): 131/30, 132/34 - article on related estate: 134/16-21 (with diagrams) Peckham Methodist Church, Queen’s Road - early photograph; 139/23 - photograph in 1972 (in Queen’s Road): 118/27, 126/31, 133/17 - story of (book): see Building Together - visited by Gladys Aylward: 118/26 Peckham [Motor] Spares (film): 123/5 Peckham multi-storey car park - current activities (2014): 137/19 - inspector’s findings: 137/19 - plans for redevelopment: 137/19 - view from roof: 137/19 Peckham Mutual Permanent Building Society: 118/26 Peckham and Nunhead, book – new edition: 122/36 Peckham & Nunhead Residents and Visitors – book: 129/36, 130/6, 131/6, 17, 132/11-12 Peckham and Nunhead Through Time – book: 118/15, 119/22 Peckham Now and Then – site on Facebook: 132/25 Peckham Park Infants School - memories of:139/19-20 Peckham Peculiar - criticised for deliberate use of lower case for proper names: 136/35 - launch: 135/33 - second issue: 136/7 - third issue: 136/35 (The) Peckham Perspective - drawing of view of City from Peckham: 139/7 Peckham Platform: 137/11 Peckham Pulse – photograph: 133/21 Peckhamplex (multi-screen cinema, photographs): 123/1&3 Peckham Road - former fire station (photograph): 125/11 - Old Southwark Town hall: 133/6 Peckham Rovers Bicycle Club – 135/5 (with photograph) Peckham Rye, leading supplier of ties, scarves and accessories for men and women - donation of ties to Hope UK: 120/34 - not only rhyming slang (with tie) but family connections with Peckham: 120/25-26 - on sale in Fenton Walsh boutique, Bellenden Road: 131/35 - shop in Carnaby Street (with photograph): 119/25-26 Peckham Rye - Austins: qv - funeral of Charles Goddard Clarke MP: 127/19 - no 210, first blood donor service: see Oliver, Percy Lane - no 210, became Cancellor Memorial Hostel in 1932: 128/4 - postcards available on eBay (with example): 132/13 Peckham Rye Car Park - photograph in The Guardian: 137/7 - used for orchestral music: 137/7 Peckham Rye Common - bandstand, history of (with photograph): 139/8 - Big Ben visible from (on a stepladder with binoculars!): 133/24 - disturbances in 1864: 136/23 - drawing of Marshall’s pottery, 1889: 124/26 - featured in Betjeman poem: 131/15 - information board on WWII prisoner of war huts (with photograph): 126/3-4 - Italian prisoners of war: 127/14, 22 & 25, 136/6-7 (talk) - joggers: 126/20 - lido: see Peckham Rye lido - meeting on Unity Sunday in 1901: 136/14 - paintings by Alan Skidmore: 127/21-22 - photograph: 133/24 - photograph of bandstand c.1919:121/22, 134/26, 139/8 - photograph of prisoner or war huts in 1962: 136/6 - photograph of London plane trees through four seasons: 134/3 - photograph of pond (filled-in 1953): 128/7, 130/33 - poem: 134/6 - report on 1880 fair (with a reference to Edison’s speaking machine): 125/11-12 - report of opening of bandstand: 129/22 - stall run by Peckham Society: see Peckham Society - totem pole unveiled by Cllr Barry Hargrove (with photograph): 136/30 - Troy Farm: 127/35 - World War II prisoner of war huts: 125/28, 127/14 Peckham Rye Lido - campaign to re-open: 138/10 - closed in 1987: 138/10 - featured in film Entertaining Mr Sloane: 138/10 - opened in 1923: 138/10 - photograph, undated: 138/10, 139/16 Peckham Rye Mission – remembered by Johnnie Smith: 132/17-18 Peckham Rye Park - article (talk conducted by John Beasley): 128/26-27 - bed of River Peck: 127/34 - bench commemorating Peter Morris (photograph): 125/12, 129/27 - bowling green: 124/28 - centenary in 1994 remembered: 125/12 - community wildlife garden opened, 14 April 2012: 128/9-10, 129/27 (photograph) - created on Homestall Farm land: 138/6 - creation of wetlands evaluated: 138/5-6 - decorated shelter a gift from Tokyo in 1910: 118/35 - featured in SE22 magazine: 136/4 - houses nearby in 1916 identified: 126/29 - joggers: 126/20 - opening in 1894: 136/33, 138/6 (with photograph) - origin of whalebone arches explained: 136/28 - paintings by Alan Skidmore: 127/21-22 - photographs: 126/28, 128/26 - photograph of board at gate: 136/3 - photograph of five maples previously planted to mark the centenary: 134/1 - pond stagnant and stinking (1894): 134/4 - praised by Malorie Blackman: 118/17 - praised by Anne Coates: 126/4 Peckham Rye railway station - articles: 131/24-26, 132/8-9 - bicycle servicing and repair centre: 134/29 (with photograph) - chairs provided by Peckham Society for former waiting room: 132/8-9 - co-design project to seek community views of redevelopment of environs:137/18 - collision near station (1904): 132/27 - destination signage improved to show service to St. Pancras: 121/2 - drawing of possible appearance after changes to forecourt: 131/26-27 - Eileen Conn supports plans to create an open forecourt: 138/1 (from 70) - exhibition of plans for restoration: 129/35, 130/1-2 (with photograph), 135/9 (with photograph), 138/12-13 - extension of East London line in 2012: 130/7 - history of services through Peckham Rye: 130/7-8 - in the 1950s area of arches to be avoided: 122/13 - map of rail connections (2013): 133/28 - meeting in Bussey Building on redevelopment of station and environs: 138/12-13 - meetings in the old waiting room: 123/34, 124/4-6 - model of surrounding area built by volunteers (with photograph): 137/18, 138/12 - Network Rail plans: 128/2 - old photographs featured in magazine, The Southern Way: 122/31 - old photograph of frontage: 127/1 - old photographs of nearby railway featured in new book: 126/29 - opening of railway featured in South London Press, 1866: 138/2 - opposition to development beyond restoration of public square: 135/9 & 35 - partial restoration of former waiting room celebrated: 121/1-2 - Peckham Society urges creation of public space in forecourt: 128/2, 138/1-2 (with photographs) - petition for provision of public toilets in vicinity of station: 133/4 - photograph of west side: 133/15 - photograph of the line to Nunhead: 129/29 - photograph of partial restoration of former waiting room: 124/5 - photograph of obscured frontage: 124/1 - photograph of new Overground train arriving: 133/29 - photograph from roof of Bussey building: 128/3, 136/4 - photograph from west of station building: 130/7, 131/25 - photographs of railway close to Peckham Rye station featured in book: 131/34 - photographs of restored north wing and toilets: 139/10-11 - presentations by Benny O’Looney: 128/2, 131/26-27 - public meeting to discuss architect’s plans for development: 135/9-10 - restoration: 122/11, 127/1-2, 128/2, 139/10-11 - restoration featured in Local History Magazine: 129/7 - role of Charles Henry Driver: 128/1-2 - toilets discovered: 132/8-9 Peckham Secondary School for Girls: 121/31 Peckham Settlement closure: 129/35 (The) Peckham Settlement 1896-2000 - book: 129/35 - history 1986-2012 (with photographs): 135/14-22 Peckham Society - annual reports: 120/3-5, 124/1-2, 129/10-11, 133/15-17, 136/1-4 - an appreciation: 121/16 - chairman (Peter Frost) reflects on the Society’s past and future: 125/4-7 - famous members (Lord and Baroness Howe): 135/5 - featured in Local History Magazine: 127/18 - formed in 1975: 136/13 - 40 th anniversary to be held in All Saints Church hall (with photographs): 138/8 - gratitude for donations and material for Peckham Society News: 118/25-26 - honorary membership for Sue Hill: 126/9 - Linda Wood (treasurer) takes over as membership secretary: 126/10 - loss of voluntary services of Sue Hill: 124/36, 126/9 - Mayor of Southwark (Althea Smith) becomes member: 130/23 - membership more than double since 2001: 125/35 - membership reaches new high (887): 123/35, 124/20 - membership now over 800, some in foreign countries: 136/7 - new slogan devised (Honouring the past, Protecting the future): 119/23 - origins recalled: 134/28 - photograph of stall at Nunhead Cemetery Open Day: 126/13, 136/15 - photograph of stall at Peckham Rye Common: 130/4, 134/5 - photograph from Silver Jubilee meeting, October 2000: 125/4 - photograph of St. John’s Church (where inaugural meeting held): 125/1 - praised: 118/14, 120/21, 130/32 - recruitment campaign suggested: 130/15 - special, mainly retrospective, issue: 125 - treasurer’s reports: 120/12-13, 124/22-23, 129/13-15, 133/23-25 - urgent need for voluntary help: 120/1-3, 125/35 - urges plans to create an open forecourt to Peckham Rye station: 138/1 Peckham Society News - editorial panel: 138/35 - index prepared by Derek Kinrade available by e.mail: 136/11 - index of letters prepared by Belinda Blanchard: 136/11 - indexing: 118/14, 121/26 - John Beasley reflects on 27 years as editor: 138/9-10 - praised in ‘Christian Writer’: 126/36 - production centred on Everthorpe Road: 128/10, 138/35 - reprint of first issue: 125/2-3 Peckham Space Arts Centre – 121/8 Peckham Square - photograph: 128/23 - venue for HOME project: qv Peckham town centre - presentation by Benny O’Looney: 128/2 Peckham Unionist Club - photograph: 128/17 Peckham Vision - commendation: 137/17 - description: 137/17 - news from: 137/17-19 - online links: 137/19 - symposium: 128/1-2 Peckham Wesleyan Church, Queen’s Road: 118/27, 125/21 (drawing) Peckham Wildlife (poem): 134/28 Peckham’s Genteel Past, article by Johanna Roethe: 120/10 Pedroche, Ben – book on lost power stations and gasworks: 134/7 Pelican House - drawing by Stuart Brown: 122/8 - opening of New Gallery: 122/8-9 Penny Black postage stamp - first stamped letter sent from Bath to Peckham, 1840 (with photograph): 125/31 Perkins, Arthur – revelation of his death in action: 130/14-15 Persopolis food emporium – recipe featured in Peckham Peculiar: 136/7 Petitou, Choumert Road: 118/24 Petre, Lord - links with Peter Collinson and development of Thorndon: 136/20 Phillips, Tom, painter, writer and composer - has a workshop in Bellenden Road: 136/9 Phillipson, Mabel MP – born in Peckham: 125/32 Picture Theatre, Rye Lane – 1914 map showing location: 125/8 Pigot & Co’s National and Provincial Commercial Directory (1837) - description of Peckham: 137/30 Pioneer Health Centre - articles: 119/2-3, 125/29-30, 128/9 - co-founder Dr Innes Pearse interviewed by Mary Boast: 130/34 - featured on ‘Health before the NHS (BBC 4, 24 September 2012): 130/32 - featured on ‘The One Show’ (BBC1, 21 February 2012): 128/9 - featured in ‘Southwark Remembered’: 138/13 - film made in 1947: 127/4, 128/4 - films can be seen at Local History Library and British Film Institute: 136/13 - mentioned: 136/9 - pamphlet by Scott and Pearse on closure of Peckham Health Experiment: 136/13 - photograph of new apartments named after Pam Elven: 130/32 - photograph of blue plaque to honour doctors Williamson & Pearse: 125/33, 132/27 - photograph of centre after conversion to apartments: 127/4 - photograph taken at unveiling of a memorial plaque: 125/30, 127/3, 132/27 - photograph of visit by Queen Mary, 12 July 1948: 128/9 - photograph of women exercising published in The Times: 119/13 - remembered: 123/14 - visit by Queen Mary in 1948: 118/21 Piper, James – poetry about his life In Peckham in the 1930s: 120/11 Poems to boyhood and spring and youth, Peckham Rye and Park – book: 120/11 (The) Poplars - photograph of where it was: 138/11 Potter, Father – former pub ‘The Eagle’ used as a vicarage: 122/35 - photograph of Potter outside ‘The Eagle’: 128/34 - work with boys transferred to 148 High Street, Peckham: 128/34 Potter, Steve – photograph at Southwark Local History Library: 121/35, 125/34 Power stations and gasworks – book: 134/7 Prescott, Lord John – visited Peckham in 2000: 136/9 Princess Margaret - film of her opening Troy Town flats in 1952: 136/14 - photograph of her opening Troy Town flats: 137/16 - visited Austin’s of Peckham Rye: 139/7 Prosser, Henry – painting of Nunhead in 1832: 123/36 Public houses of Peckham - article by Christine Camplin (with drawings from Ron Woollacott’s ‘Nunhead & Peckham Pubs’): 122/22-24 Pulpits located outside churches: 130/34 Q Quaker Meeting House, Hanover Street (Highshore Road): 119/27-28 photographs: 119/27, 139/3 Queen Elizabeth II - coronation celebrations (with photographs): 128: 20-22 Queen Mary - attended film premiere about Peckham Health Centre (1948): 118/20-21 - personal memories of her visit to Peckham (1948): 120/24-25 - photograph: 118/21 - visited Pioneer Health Centre (1948): 118/20-21, 120/24-25 Queen’s Road - historic deeds: 118/28-29 - historical properties (article): 118/27-30 - Lemon House (the old house): 118/28-30 - memories of, article: 139/22-23 - no.6 slightly older than Lemon House: 118/30 - no 161 (Stanley Coachworks) remembered by Denis Gardner: 132/19 - old houses adjacent to Wood’s Road (photograph): 118/29 - Peckham Methodist Church: qv - Peckham Wesleyan Church: qv - photograph:139/23 - Rocque’s map of 1746: 118/28 - wooden cottages demolished in 1962: 118/27-28 - Wood Dene site: qv Queen’s Road Railway Station - arches: 124/31-32 - as it used to be featured in ‘The London Railway Record’: 124/24 - improvements made: 138/14-16 - photographs: 128/11.138/15 - to be improved: 128/11

R Radicals associated with Peckham (article): 131/30-33, 132/29-35 Railways serving Peckham - article: 131/24-26 - collision near Peckham Rye station (1904): 132/27 - map of rail connections from Peckham Rye (2013): 133/28 - London, Chatham & Dover Railway: qv - London, Brighton & South Coast Railway: qv - new service through Peckham Rye and Queen’s Road: see London Overground - ‘secret’ service between Peckham and St Pancras: 119/23 - South London line: qv - train crash in 1877 (with photograph): 136/10 - view from East Dulwich to London Bridge: 133/14 Ready, Misses and Rev. Thomas – schools in Peckham: 122/32-33 (A) Rebellious Disposition- book (with cover photograph): 137/12-13 Recordings, historical: 139/26-27 Red Panniers: last steam on the underground – book: 123/9 Regal Cinema, Old Kent Road: 118/6 - photographs: 118/7,8 Reid, Graham, artist - exhibitor at New Gallery: 122/8-9 (The) Relatives, band: 137/2 - song to commemorate William Griggs: 137/2 Relf Road – event to allow children to play out, free of traffic: 130/20 (with photograph) Review bookshop, Bellenden Road: 118/23-24 Rights of Common, fight against theft of Sydenham Common and One Tree Hill – booklet: 118/16 Reilly, Leonard - book: 118/16 Richard, Henry (1812-88), congregational minister and MP - celebration of 200 th anniversary, 2012: 128/22 Robb, Stephen - article: 118/1-3 - short account of action to secure central conservation area: 127/12-13 Roberts, Stanley – gave first official driving lesson near Peckham (1910); 132/21 Roethe, Johanna - article: ‘Peckham’s Genteel Past’: 120/10 Roffey, James – article in ‘The Evacuee’: 135/6 Rogers, Fay - book: 119/5 Roller skating in Peckham, 1909: 125/9-10 Rossi, Francis, popular singer and guitarist - was born in Peckham: 136/9 Rotherhithe & Bermondsey Local History Group - Southwark Civic Trust Award: 120/14 - Tommy Steele appointed as patron: 132/19 Rothschild, Anthony (1810-76), banker - brief facts: 137/31 - educated at Garcia’s Academy, Peckham: 137/29-33 Rothschild, Lionel Nathan (1808-79), banker - brief facts: 137/31 - educated at Garcia’s Academy, Peckham (with photograph): 137/29-33 Rothschild, Mayer Amschel, coin dealer, money lender and banker: 137/29 Rothschild, Nathan Mayer (1777-1836), banker - insisted that his sons be educated in Peckham (with photograph): 137/29-30 Round, Archer Alfred, inventor of ticket holder: 126/25-26 Royal Arsenal Co-operative store: see Co-operative store Royal Court theatrical company - ‘Westbridge’, review of a play performed in Bussey Building: 129/24-25 Royale pram factory, Nunhead (with photograph): 139/19 Rule, Christopher – book: 132/8 Ryecraft Motors (film): 123/4 Rye Hill Park - memories of school there: 122/13 - photograph: 139/17 Rye Lane - ALD charity shop: qv - Baptist chapel: qv - Bussey factory: qv - C&A Modes: qv - Davey Brothers, tailors: 130/12-13 (with photograph): 130/12-13 - drawing of cottages, 1810: 132/30 - former public toilet opened in 1900: 133/26 - formerly called South Street: 128/13, 129/8 - 14 th century hamlet where south end is today: see Worth - Gieves & Hawkes: qv - Hanover Chapel: qv - Hill & Tidmas Ltd: 123/14 - Holdron store: qv - Jones & Higgins: qv - memories of: 139/22-23 - mentioned in novel ‘Payment Deferred’: 133/35 - Museum of Firearms (1887): 128/3-4 - Peckhamplex (multi-screen cinema, photograph): 123/1&3 - Peckham Public Hall (1893): 136/14 - petition for public toilets: 133/4 - Picture Theatre: qv - public toilets c.1925 (photograph): 133/4 - renovation of northern end: 121/26 - stench from a large drain in 1894:134/4 - Tower Cinema: qv Rye Lane & Station Action Group -symposium: 128/1-2 Rye, Maria - mentioned in New Lives for Old: qv

S Sacks, Janet – book: 121/11 Sadler, Nigel – book (British West Indies – book of a postcard collection): 137/13 St. Chrysostom’s Church – photograph of cubs and scouts: 124/25 St. David’s Road (now Naylor Road) – photograph of surviving street sign: 126/18 St. Giles – map from 1744: 125/16 St. Giles Church - photograph from Mary Boast Walk: 121/11 St. Giles Hospital – photograph (1935): 129/32 St James the Great primary school - drawing: 128/13 - photograph: 127/27 St. James the Great Church - to be refurbished rather than demolished (with photograph): 126/16 St. John’s Church – photograph: 125/1, 138/16 St. John’s and St. Clement’s School - photograph: 128/14 St. Jude’s Church: 134/4 & 35 St. Luke’s & Camden CofE primary school - memories of: 138/21-22 - photograph (1979): 138/21 St. Mary Magdalene Church - consecrated in 1841: 126/23 - featured in book by Eileen Elias: 138/8 - new churches consecrated in 1962 and 2011: 126/23 - photographs of 2011 church and predecessors: 126/23-24 St. Mary Magdalene School – photograph: 131/11 St. Paul’s Church, Consort Road - photograph: 128/8 Salter, Ada, first woman councillor in Bermondsey and London’s first woman mayor - article with photographs: 136/24-25 - new sculpted ensemble with husband Alfred and daughter Joyce: 136/24, 139/1-2 - photograph: 139/3 Salter, Alfred, Dr, Bermondsey GP and MP - appeal to raise funds to replace stolen statue: 131/35, 135/35 - article with photographs: 136/24-25 - attended Highshore Road Quaker Meeting House: 130/13, 135/35, 136/24, 139/3 - biography of: 130/13-14 - donation to statue campaign: 135/35 - imprisoned six times for passive resistance: 130/13 - new sculpted ensemble of Alfred, his wife Ada and daughter Joyce:136/24, 139/1-2 - original sculpture stolen (with photograph): 127/34, 136/24 - photographs of new statue ensemble: 139/1-2 - photograph with daughter Joyce: 139/3 - Salter Statue Campaign appeals for funds: 136/24 - unveiling of new sculptures: 139/1-2

Salter, George – article: 125/25-27 Salvation Army International Heritage Centre - moved to William Booth College, Champion Hill: 127/7 - photograph of Nunhead premises: 128/16 Samuel, Mark – book: 126/15 Sassoon, Ben, creator of New Gallery: 122/8 Scarse, Johnny, actor - featured in film about the Pioneer Health Centre: 127/4 Schneider, Paul, artist - exhibitor at New Gallery: 122/8-9 Scott-Morgan, John: book: 123/9 Seaborne, Mike – book: 124/27 Season to Taste or How to Eat your Husband – novel: 135/6 Sewell, Bernard, minister of Peckham Methodist Church - photograph: 118/26 Shard, Isaac P, Sheriff of Surrey - last owner of Peckham mansion: 130/29, 131/15 Shard family, property in Peckham: 131/14-15 (The) Shard, London Bridge – mentioned in article (with photograph): 131/14 Sheppard, David, when Bishop of Woolwich - teased by Fred Trueman: 138/11 - happy memories of 12 Asylum Road: 134/7 - lived in Asylum Road: 122/33, 138/11 - visited by John Beasley: 138/11 Shields, Robert W - book: 118/5 Shop Boy – reference to autobiography of J.B.Thomas: 130/8 Short History of Herne Hill – book: 127/11 Silva, Malathie de, sculptor in wood and tutor: 137/27 Simpson, F.D. – book: 120/16 Skidmore, Alan, scenic artist - biographical sketch: 127/21 - paintings of Peckham Rye Common and Park, and Goose Green: 127/21-22 Sloane, Sir Hans, secretary of the Royal Society - links with Peter Collinson: 136/17 Smith, Althea, Mayor of Southwark, 2012 - joins Peckham Society: 130/23 (with photograph) Smith Bob - tells the story of his dog, Dodo: 136/31-32 Smith, Charles Dennis, spectacle maker: 120/27 Smith, Olga (later Reid) - role in film about Pioneer Health Centre: 128/4 Smith, Steve Alexander - book: 120/11 Smith-Grogan, Grace, regular contributor to Peckham Society News - death: 121/36 - photograph: 122/28 Smyth, Bob, founder of Peckham Society - notes on Fermor, father and son: 131/30 - photograph with John Beasley: 125/6 - tribute to; 119/24 Snell, Charles Henry, chemist - charged with threatening to shoot Rev W.S.Cadman: qv Solomon’s Lane - description of The Vineries (a large property): 120/15 Something Very Extraordinary: The Whitten Timber Story – booklet: 137/11 Soper, Lord Donald - fast bowling killed a lad: 138/35 - preached in Peckham: 138/35 Sound recordings connected to Peckham: 138/17 South East London Junior Choir & Guild (1936): 126/25 South East London Recorded Music Society: 131/10 South London Line - article: 131/24-26 - opening (1866): 129/33 Southwark - archaeological discoveries: 128/6-7 - 1979 proposal for a new town hall opposed by Southwark residents: 119/24 - effect of 2010 local elections: 121/19 - headquarters of Council in Tooley Street: 126/2 - memories of: 134/12 - Old Town Hall: 133/6 - renovation of swimming pools: 126/20 - town hall being sold: 126/2 Southwark Civic Association: 120/31 Southwark Local History Library - appreciations: 125/34 (with photograph), 133/3-4, 138/10 - archives include local history films on DVD: 135/33 - its value as a photographic resource: 137/10, 139/11 Southwark Model Railway Club: 136/5 Southwark Park, book about: 122/6 Speak of me as I am – book: 131/6 Speedway – memories of: 124/35 (The) Spike, Gordon Road - built in the grounds of Nazareth House (where Cross Close is today): 136/34 - evacuees from Gibraltar: 124/12 - opened in 1879: 136/34 - originally a convent: 138/34 - photographs: 121/28, 124/3 - remembered as a ‘workhouse’ shortly after World War II: 120/20-21 - site now occupied by Cross Close: 121/28 - used to house evacuees from Gibraltar during World War II: 120/19, 121/28-29 Spotlight on Peckham and Nunhead – feature in the Evening Standard, 20 October 2010: 122/28 Spurgeon, Rev Charles Haddon - connections to Peckham: 135/30 - plaque at Nightingale Lane, Clapham: 135/30 Steam bus garage, Nunhead: 120/16 Steele, Alison – book: 126/15 Steele, Tommy OBE, entertainer - appointed patron of Rotherhithe & Bermondsey Local History Society: 132/19 - Peckham connection: 121/24, 132/19, 135/5 Steeple chase in Peckham, 1844: 119/13 Stephens, Jennifer – book: 129/35 (The) Story of the Borough (Southwark) – book: 118/16 (The) Story of Sir Henry Bessemer – book: 134/7 Stratford, Sidney, born in East Dulwich - photograph of workshop where sarsaparilla was made to a secret formula: 119/19 - sarsaparilla salesman (with photograph): 119/18-19 (The) Subject Index: an incomplete history of Peckham, exhibition: 139/21 Subotsky, Dr. Fiona - article on Marlborough House; 135/25/29 Suffragette campaign in Peckham: see Pankhursts Sullivan, John - writer, creator of ‘Only Fools and Horses’ - death: 124/24 Summers, Susie - new slogan devised for the Peckham Society: 119/23 Sumner Road - first black Penetecostal church in Britain: 120/11 - included in ‘London Housing’ (1937): 130/19 - photograph from 1979: 135/11 Surrey Canal Tree Trail Walk: 138/11 Surrey Wheelers Cycling Club: 135/5 Swiniarski, Bob – marriage to Sue Hill: 129/16 Sydenham - railway stations and lines: 138/22-23

T Tann, Lucy – photograph at Southwark Local History Library: 121/35, 125/34 Tappesfield Road, Nunhead - memories of: 139/18 – photograph of Coronation street party: 126/32, 139/18 Taylor, Damilola – photograph of memorial in Oliver Goldsmith School: 127/31 Taylor, Elizabeth Mary, wife of George Cadbury from 1888: 119/27-34 - born in Peckham Rye: 125/32 Taylor, John, father of Elizabeth Mary Taylor: 119/27-30, 33 Taylor, Mary Jane, mother of Elizabeth Mary Taylor: see Cash, Mary Jane Temple, Rev. Mervyn: 133/14 Ternan, Ellen – and Charles Dickens: 130/8 Thalia Court – photograph: 124/19 Theatre Peckham (film): 123/3 Theatres of Old Kent Road – article: 118/6/11 - Globe Electric Theatre, Old Kent Road: qv - North Peckham Civic Centre: qv Thomas, Barbara - family history: 122/25-27 Thomas Calton Adult Learning Centre - exhibition of students’ work: 137/27 Thomas Calton Secondary School – photograph: 137/27 Thomas, John Birch – autobiography recalled: 130/8 Thomas Milner House – photograph: 131/19, 133/31 Thompson, Jamila, basketball player - scholarship to Daytona State College, Florida: 121/3 Thompson, Miss - a headmistress “far ahead of her time”: 122/14 Thornton, Williams & Co Ltd, Philip Works, Peckham Rye - wire brush catalogue: 120/32 Tilling, Thomas, transport pioneer - album of photographs: 126/32 - described by Mabel Constanduros, his granddaughter: 119/36 Tin Tabernacle, Meeting House Lane - photograph: 134/4 - identified as the original St Jude’s Church: 134/35 Tomalin, Claire – biography of Charles Dickens: 130/8 Top 20 Club, Queens Road - remembered: 119/16 Tower Cinema - Albert Marchbank (music director): 132/12 - included in a short film: 130/22 (with photograph) - remembered by Jean Bartlett: 132/14 - remnant (photograph): 123/7, 132/15 Trams – ticket holder invented: 126/25-26

Transition Town Peckham - map of parks and green spaces in Peckham and Nunhead: 134/3 - working to improve Peckham: 119/14 Transpontine, Neil – book: 126/14 Transport in Peckham and Nunhead - slide show by John Beasley: 132/6 Travellers’ sites – featured in Peckham Peculiar: 136/7 Trees, how managed by Southwark Council – article: 134/1-2 - photograph of five maples in Peckham Rye Park: 134.1 - photograph of a London plane tree through four seasons: 134/3 Trevor, Sir Thomas, attorney general (died 1731) - one-time owner of a mansion in Peckham: 130/29 (with photograph), 131/15 Trinity in Camberwell – book: 118/30 Trinity College Centre, Coleman Road: 118/30 - history of Trinity College Mission 1885-1985: 118/30 Troy Farm – located near northern part of Peckham Rye Common: 127/35 Troy Town flats - built on land previously occupied by Troy Farm: 133/14 - opened by Princess Margaret: 136/14, 137/16 Trunley, Johnny (the ‘fat boy of Peckham’) - on view at Colchester with weight for age challenge: 119/15 Tulsi House – origin of name: 127/17 Turner, Edward, engineer and motor cycle designer, 8 Philip Walk - article on (with family tree): 119/7-12 - blue plaque unveiled (with photographs): 118/12-13, 119/7-12 - brushmaking: 120/26 - map showing location of Philip Road: 119/11 - memories of: 120/26 Turner, Edward, son of the above - photograph at unveiling of blue plaque: 119/8 Turpin, John- book: 126/13 U Underwood, Peter – book: 121/7 Unitarian Church and hall, Avondale Road (1882): 128/14, 135/30 Unwin, Julia, CEO of Joseph Rowntree Foundation - birthday: 137/26 - lived in Oglander Road: 137/26 Upper Hall Street - photograph of street party celebrating World War I victory: 122/11 Urban Collections (film): 123/6 Ure, Bill – revealed that Cobbett lived in Peckham (1815-16): 131/30 V Veale, Walter born in Peckham - 104 th birthday: 131/11 - letter remembering Peckham, from issue 87 (with photograph): 131/11-12 Veggiestan: a vegetable lover’s tour of the Middle East - book: 127/10 Vickery, Alice, physician and campaigner for women’s rights - lived in Peckham: 119/36 Vickery, John, piano maker and organ builder - lived in Peckham: 119/36 Victoria Road – remembered: 124/31 Victory Café (Marie’s), Asylum Road: 120/28, 124/29-30 Vogle, Julia, architect of HOME project: qv - broadcast on HOME project: qv Volunteer Rifle Corps – formation in 1859: 134/22-25 (The) Volunteer Rifleman and the Rifle, instruction manual (1854 & 1860): 134/23-25 W Wagner, Leopold – book: 131/10 Waheed, Erum, motorcycle enthusiast who campaigned for a blue plaque to Edward Turner - photograph at unveiling: 119/8 Walker, Donna – appeals for memories of Holdron’s department store: 134/5 Wallace, Gregg, masterchef on BBC television - born in Kincaid Road, recalls Peckham childhood: 120/8 Walworth History Tour – book: 139/9 Walworth Memories – book (mentions Peckham): 139/8 Walworth Through Time – books: 122/5, 130/10 Wanmer, Lucy – a.k.a. Little Woman of Peckham: 129/27 Ward, Albert, fashion artist and caricaturist: 122/25 Ware, James Redding (Andrew Forrester) - wrote first crime novel to feature a female detective (with photograph): 139/28-32 Warwick, Alfred Charles – family history: 132/10-11 Warwick Gardens - article: 128/29-31 - named after Alderman A.C.Warwick: 134/15 Watkinson, Brenda – TV interview about Bermondsey in early 20 th century: 130/32 Weak Horses (children’s game): 123/15 (with photograph) Welch, Joyce (née Green) – memories of a keep fit class (with photograph): 129/17-18 Welch, Vera (née Zelly) – memories of Peckham: 131/22 Welland House, Rye Hill Estate – drawing: 123/17 Wesley, John - Peckham connections: 125/33, 130/2, 135/22 & 30 - plaque in Aldersgate, EC1: 135/30 - plaque on the house in W1 where he died: 135/22 Wesleyan Chapel, Peckham Settlement - photographs: 135/14& 18 Whellock, Robert P, architect - designed Livesey Museum and Nunhead Library: 136/25 Whitbread, Samuel II, MP – partnership with Timothy Brown: 132/29-30 Whitten Timber, history of - exhibition and booklet: 137/11 Whorlton Road – photograph: 130/10 Wickham family – Peckham connections: 127/6-7 Views of the City from Peckham - campaign to preserve: qv Wilberforce, Samuel, bishop - obituary: 137/33-34 - reputation: 137/33 - see also All Saints Church, Blenheim Grove Wildlife Gardening Centre: see Marsden Road Williams, Len – book (Making the Best of Things: Autobiography of a Camberwell Lad): 137/13 Williams, Roger – photographs of a London plane tree through four seasons: 134/3 Williams, Winnie – aged resident of Greenhive (qv) - speaks to John Beasley: 132/6 Williamson, Dr George Scott – see Pioneer Health Centre Willowbrook Grove, photograph featured in South London Press: 139/25 Wilmshurst, Rebecca - photograph of Choumert Square: 119/13 Wilson, T. Brem, Ghanaian Pentecostal minister - led first black Pentecostal church in England, located in Sumner Road: 120/11 Wilson’s cycle shop – 135/5, 137/15 (photograph) Wilson’s Fairground – photograph of Peckham HQ: 132/22 Winchester House, formerly in Peckham High Street - archaeological survey results available: 136/12 - artist’s impression in Tilling’s Staff Magazine: 137/35 - bombed during Second World War: 136/12 - former headquarters of Tilling’s omnibus firm: 136/12 - photograph of remains in 1953: 136/12, 137/8 - remembered by Mabel Constanduros: 124/19 Wishing Well Inn, Bellenden Road – refurbished and renamed: 121/25 Wood Dene site, Queens Road - consultation on proposed major development, with photograph of site: 131/1-2 - photograph from 1972: 133/17 - wild plants and bushes razed by Southwark Council: 126/19 Wood, Linda G - gratitude for her work for Peckham Society: 134/6, 139/9 - Peckham Society treasurer also becomes membership secretary: 126/10 - retires as Peckham Society treasurer: 139/7 - see Peckham Society treasurer’s reports - Wood’s Road School remembered (with photograph): 139/12 Woodfine, Dorett – article (with photograph): 139/22-23 Woodward, Vivian, footballer - achievements as a footballer: 129/21 - ARP Warden at Bellenden Road depot during WWII: 129/21 - biography: 129/21 Woollacott, Ron, historian - article on memorials to those killed in two world wars: see Nunhead Cemetary - books: 121/7, 124/26, 128/35, 129/12, 136/34, 137/10 - edits FONC News (Friends of Nunhead Cemetery): 136/15 Woolley, Mary (b.1822) - childhood in Hanover House: 133/18 - Victorian memoirs published on internet and as an e.book: 133/18-19 Workhouse food: see Camberwell Workhouses: see Marlborough House, Camberwell workhouses and Spike World War I - local soldiers mentioned in BBC television programme: 126/17 - memorial presented by Cator Street Patrol now missing (with photograph): 118/11 - memorials in Nunhead Cemetary: 131/27-28 - memories of air raids on London: 119/17 - photographs of street parties celebrating victory: 122/10-11 - press reports of soldiers who marched through Camberwell and Peckham: 126/17 - record of people killed in action: 124/24 - rededication service to honour war dead (with photographs): 131/28-29 - souvenir handkerchief: 128/33 World War II - air raids remembered: 134/13 - barrage balloon moored in front of Asylum Road almshouses: 119/24 - bombed locations shown on website: 135/22 - coincidental revelation about death in action of Arthur Perkins: 130/15-16 - discovery of an unexploded incendiary bomb: 120/29 - ‘doodlebug’ explosion in area of McDermott Road: 120/31 - evacuation remembered: 118/20-21, 124/32-33 - evacuees from Gibraltar: 120/19, 121/28-29 - lifting of wartime blackout after VE day: 130/32-33 - memorials in Nunhead Cemetary: 131/27-28 - memories of: 118/18, 124/32-33, 125/25-27, 127/15-16, 28-29, 133/30-31, 139/13 139/16-17 - memories of ‘blitz’: 122/12, 20-21, 124/35, 125/26. 131/18-19, 20, 21, 132/16-17 - Peckham civil defence and stretcher party (with photographs): 136/27-28 - prisoner of war huts on Peckham Rye Common: 125/28, 127/14 - war memorials lacking in Peckham: 130/15-16 - website about damage caused by flying bombs and rockets: 131/21 Worth, 14 th century hamlet: 136/10 Wright, Susan M. –book: 126/15 Wyld, Evie, Writer in Residence for Booktrust - awards: 137/22-23 (with photograph) - novel ‘All the Birds, Singing’ nominated for an award: 134/2 - runs Review bookshop in Bellenden Road: 134/2 - shortlisted for the Orange Prize for New Writers: 120/8 - winner of John Llewellyn Rhys Prize for her first novel: 118/3

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Y (The) Years Between (vol.1) – history of Nunhead’s steam bus garage: 120/16 Ye Olde Bun House, High Street, Peckham - featured in ‘A New Book about London’: 128/25 Young, Natalie – novel: 135/6