Rare Cath Kidston Sundae Glasses, Le Creuset cups and a milk jug
-
-
Latest Discussions
-
Hi if anyone has an ironing board going spare, I’m happy to take. Please PM me. Mine’s just collapsed on my foot. Thank you. -
Ah Bells, yup forgot about them. Wonder if it's still in the same hands since 1919. -
By Jenniewrites · Posted
Can highly recommend Lee for anyone wanting to get the most out of their sessions in the gym. As a 60 something woman unfamiliar with the equipment, I was quite hesitant, but Lee is so friendly and down to earth that he makes exercise seem straightforward and doable. While being relaxed, he's also focused on my particular requirements and pushes me to do my best without any pressure. He keeps a record of my exercises and weights so that I can continue the routine and keep improving. Thanks, Lee! -
By Dulwich Born And Bred · Posted
The oldest business still operating in East Dulwich SE22 is The Plough, located at 381 Lordship Lane. Established in 1791, it has been serving the community continuously since then. The original building was replaced in 1858 by the current structure. Another longstanding establishment is Bells, The Dulwich Kitchen & Bathroom Company, an independent business run by the Bell family since 1919. It is considered one of the oldest businesses on Lordship Lane. Additionally, Dulwich Public Baths, located at 2b Crystal Palace Road, opened on 25 June 1892. It is London’s oldest public baths to have remained in continuous operation. These establishments have been integral parts of the East Dulwich community for over a century.
-
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.