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Posted: 03 Dec 2017

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1/1938 • f/1.9 • 3.6 mm • ISO 40 •

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footbridge •
geo:lon=-0.05370465 •
geo:lat=51.41909630 •
wooden cladding •
Penge East Station •
Penge •
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Greater London •
Rochester •
United Kingdom •
flaking paint •
cast iron •
foundry •
railway station •
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Spencelayh & Archer •

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SPENCELAYH.&.ARCHER ROCHESTER

SPENCELAYH.&.ARCHER ROCHESTER
Unusual name cast into a supporting member under the passenger footbridge at Penge East Station.
Engineer Henry Spencelayh was said to have known Dickens. His son Charles became a famous artist, and was married in Penge, although the family lived in Rochester.
www.chislehurst-society.org.uk/PDFs/CharlesSpencelayh.pdf
The station was built in 1863.
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