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By the 18th century, Streatham was well-known for its natural springs. These supposed fountains of youth attracted many rich and famous residents. By the 19th century, it slowly began growing into a metropolitan suburb of London. In 1856 Streatham Hill railway station was built, which attracted more visitors.
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Jun 14, 2021 · Streatham was in Surrey. It may be a surprise to learn that Streatham used to be in Surrey. Subsequently, in 1889, it became part of the County of London and then later, in 1965, part of Greater London. Now, of course, it’s mostly part of the London Borough of Lambeth with a few parts of it extending into the London Borough of Wandsworth.
Despite its ominous title, the book is simply a list of English settlements compiled by William the Conqueror in 1085. Streatham was known as ‘Estreham’ during this time. Streatham Hill railway station was the first of the 3 stations to open in 1856, meaning it’s now over 160 years old! No wonder Southern gave it a new lick of paint last ...
Dec 2019 • Solo. Streatham Common is a large open space located on the southern edge of Streatham in South London. What most people don’t know is that while half of it (the part on the edge of the High road) is mostly mowed grass, the eastern side of it is mostly woodland and it was designated a Local Nature Reserve.
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May 19, 2023 · Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre: This ice rink offers a range of activities, including ice skating, ice hockey, and figure skating. The Rookery: This historic garden is located in Streatham Common and offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Streatham Hill Theatre: This historic theatre hosts a range of performances ...
Given Streatham’s remoteness from London, most of the houses built at this time served as country retreats and the most important of these was the Thrale family’s home at Streatham Park. The first suburban dwellings appeared at the northern edge of the district in the 1830s, on Streatham Hill and soon afterwards in Roupell Park.