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A view of Wanstead Road from Widmore Road, Bromley. Two young children are riding a bicycle under the supervision of their father.

Unknown photographer, 1910 - 1920

Location: Wanstead Road, Bromley, Kent

Inventory no: 2005/7614

20th Century London caption: Two young children are riding bicycles along Wanstead Road between 1910 and 1920. This long rural avenue is seen from Widmore Road in Bromley. Bromley is a suburb on the southeastern edge of London, 10 miles south of the City. It was made a borough, so part of Greater London, in 1903. There was a steady housing and population increase from 1890 until 1930. The population grew from 27,397 in 1901 to 35,070 in 1931.

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