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The Bishops Palace – Heritage building profile
Bromley’s Civic Centre consists of a number of buildings grouped around the Bishop’s Palace, once one of the official residences of the Bishops of Rochester. The present building is part 18th century. This article is only a small part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bromley Palace, Heritage Buildings, LBB-Bromley-North-Trail, Old Bishops Palace, Old Photos
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High Street No.70 (former Maplins) – Heritage building profile
70 High Street Bromley was built in the “New Georgian” style in the 1930s. At this time, the lower high street was being redeveloped. It was the home of the “Fifty Shilling Tailors” Bromley branch.
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Tagged 66-70 High Street, Heritage Buildings, High Street, Neo Gothic, Old Photos
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