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The earliest recorded mention of Penge dates back to 957. The Royal Watermen's Almshouses, built around 1840, have been converted into private homes. The Queen Adelaide Almshouses were built in 1848 under command of the widow of King William IV. St. John's Cottages on Maple Road, built as almshouses in 1863, were designed by Edwin Nash.

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Anerley Methodist Church

Anerley Methodist Church is the principle Free Church place of worship for the Anerley area of Penge and Croydon in south east London. The facility has for many years...

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Blenheim Shopping Centre

The Blenheim Shopping Centre is one of the commercial centres of Penge in south London. Within the large shopping mall is a great selection of high street retailers offering...

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Dinosaur Park

The Dinosaur Park is just one of many attractions within the historic Crystal Palace Park in South London. Joseph Paxton, architect of the Crystal Palace, scientist Richard Owen and sculptor...

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Penge Congregational Church

Penge Congregational Church is a small but busy Christian facility in the south London suburb. The church has a very keen and committed congregation who meet on a regular...

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Penge Market

Penge Market is an ancient traditional market that has taken in this area for many years. Today the market is famous for its diversity, carrying a huge amount of...

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Penge Park

Penge Park is located at the heart of the south London community. The facility has for generations been a place where locals and visitors alike can escape the busy...

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Penge Salvation Army Church

Penge Salvation Army Church and Centre is located at the very heart of the south London borough close to the street market. The church offers a place of worship...

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Penge War Memorial

Penge War Memorial is located at the heart of the south London suburb in prominent view on the High Street. The small but beautifully created monument was erected as...

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St. John the Evangelist Church

St. John the Evangelist Church is one of the oldest and most interesting in Penge. It is one of the principle places of worship for the south London suburb...

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Betts Park (< 1 Mile)

Betts Park is a large piece of publicly owned parkland within the large south London suburb of Norwood. The area is quite diverse and offers a range of outdoor...

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Crystal Palace Museum (< 1 Mile)

The Crystal Palace Museum has been managed by the Crystal Palace Foundation - a registered charity - since 1990. Taking its name from the original Crystal Palace, the park enjoys...

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Crystal Palace Park (< 1 Mile)

Crystal Palace Park is a vast green area on the southern edge of London. The park is made up of several different and distinct areas including cultured gardens with...

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Crystal Palace Sports Centre (< 1 Mile)

Opened in 1964, Crystal Palace has regularly hosted major sporting events such as London Athletics Grand Prix and is one of six national sports centres managed by Sport England....

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Crystal Palace Transmitter (< 1 Mile)

The Crystal Palace Transmitter is the second tallest structure in London after 1 Canada Square in Docklands and because of its location on top of a hill can be...

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South Norwood Park (< 1 Mile)

South Norwood Park is located in the southern reaches of the vast Norwood area of south east London. For many generations this park has been set aside by the...

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St. John's Church (< 1 Mile)

St. Johns Church is situated in a fairly residential leafy area of Upper Norwood in south London quite a distance from the busy high street. The church is designed...

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St. Paul's Church (< 1 Mile)

This fine old church was designed and built in 1866 as one of the principle places f worship for the people in the Anerley area of Crystal Palace in south...

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Statue of Joseph Plaxton (< 1 Mile)

Joseph Plaxton, later to be knighted for his work, was the mastermind and designer behind the great Crystal Palace that stood for over eighty years in south London. A...

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Trim Trail (< 1 Mile)

The Trim Trail is a purpose built walking or running track that takes visitors through some of the more beautiful wooded areas of southern Norwood. The idea of the...

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