Developed from farmlands from the nineteenth century onwards, East Dulwich is a community of Victorian origin. From the list below, you can find information on the development of the region in A Preserved Victorian Suburb 1340 from East Dulwich by John D Beasley. From the same book, there is also en extract from the SOUTH LONDON OBSERVER from 1900. If you're interested in further information on the region, look at the details of the EAST DULWICH SOCIETY.

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SELECT PAGE East Dulwich StationOld Cherry TreeGrove Vale ViewsEast Dulwich Station BridgeGoose Green Roundabout 1952Goose Green CinemaLordship Lane 1650St Thomas More Hall 1880The Plough 1865Dulwich Library 1897Emmanuel Congregational Church 1891Barry Road Crossroads 1929St John the Evangelist Church 1865St John's and St Clement's SchoolGoose Green Playground Mural 1993Goose Green 1868Dulwich Leisure Centre 1892East Dulwich Society 1974South London Observer, 1900A Preserved Victorian Suburb 1340