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Tag Archives: Heritage Buildings
Write – we don’t want a block of flats here!
Please object to this proposal to convert a beautiful frontage into a mundane block of flats! It replaces a beautiful Art Deco frontage from 1885, which is a beautiful detail of the town centre Conservation Area. Planning Application: 24/03608/FULL1 at … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigns
Tagged 201 high-st, Campaign, Heritage Buildings, High Street (North)
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High Street No. 201-203 High Street (former Zodiac Toys) – Heritage Building Profile
This beautiful Art Deco building is thought to have been built in 1885, when it is recorded as the shop for H.J. Luker, a ‘Silk Mercer’. Unfortunately there is an application to turn this into a plain block of flats … Continue reading
Posted in Art Deo, High St North, Neo-Classic
Tagged Art Deco, Heritage Buildings, High Street (North)
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Saved Demolition! Thanks for your help!
Write now and save this iconic cupola from demolition THIS SATURDAY (4th May 2024) Continue reading
Posted in BCS news, Campaigns
Tagged Community House, Former Magistrates Court, Heritage Buildings, Threatened Heritage
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High Street No. 135 Fox House and the Olde Sweet Shoppe – Heritage Building
Fox House is a lovely 1890s building in the terrace just below Market Square. This building is fancifully decorated, with a gable end and a dome on the roof, though it is not visible when standing in front of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 135 High Street, Heritage Buildings
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Tour of the Old Town Halls, post-restoration by CastleForge
Tour of the post-converted and repaired Old Town Hall on 10th February. Continue reading
Posted in Archive
Tagged guided-walk, Heritage Buildings, Town Hall, Town Hall Extension
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East Street No. 41, former Southern Suburban Co-operative Society
Though this striking Arts & Crafts building is now several shops, originally it was a large Co-Op store, with a meeting hall above, built in 1888. Bromley Little Theatre is housed in two linked buildings at the back – they … Continue reading
Posted in Arts And Crafts, the Cage Field triangle streets, named after compass points
Tagged Arts And Crafts Movement, Bromley Little Theatre, East Street, Heritage Buildings, Southern Suburban Co-operative Society
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Some archive pictures for the Jubilee!
This year we are celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of the Queen. To mark the occasion, we have chosen an assortment of memories and local pictures from our archive. * Silver Jubilee marked 25 years in 1977, * Golden Jubilee marked … Continue reading
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Tagged Heritage Buildings, Jubilee
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High Street No. 111 – Heritage Building
Number 111 is Tweed cottage. This modest 2-storey building marked the southern most end of the High street until the railway came, in 1858. Since then, this Georgian building has been Barclays Bank, before becoming Tiger shop, selling arts and … Continue reading
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Tagged Heritage Buildings, High Street, Tiger Shop, Tweed cottage
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High Street No. 217, 1700s house and former bookshop – Heritage Buildings
The tattooist (No. 217), and the next door shop, occupy an 18th century house, worthy of mention as it was the premises of two Bromley notable historians and printers, each producing from this shop an invaluable histories of Bromley – … Continue reading
Posted in High St North, pre-victorian
Tagged C18 Kent Vernacular, Heritage Buildings, High Street (North)
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High Street No. 232 – Heritage Building
This shop was the site of Morley’s Academy, which was on the upper floors, where the author HG Wells went to school, after he had graduated from the Dame school on south street. It was demolished in 1902 and replaced … Continue reading
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Tagged Heritage Buildings, HG Wells, High Street (North)
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