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Wimbledon, London

During the 1970s and 1980s Wimbledon town centre struggled to compete commercially with the more developed centres at Kingston and Sutton. Part of the problem was the shortage of locations for large anchor stores to attract custom. After a number of years in which the council seemed unable to find a solution The Centre Court shopping centre was developed on land next to the station providing the much needed focus for retail expansion. The shopping centre incorporated the old town hall building. A new portico, in keeping with the old work, was designed by Sir George Grenfell-Baines who had worked on the original designs over fifty years earlier.

St Mary's Church, Wimbledon

The oldest memorial in the church dates back to 1537 in memory of Philip and Margaret Lewston, and has survived two church rebuilds. [3]

Wimbledon station

Wimbledon Station forecourt.

Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum

It was close to the Great Northern Railway and had its own station.[1]

Arnos Grove tube station

A Piccadilly line train at Arnos Grove with its doors open onto platforms 2 and 3.