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Info	Asylum Road	Clifton Crescent	Commercial Way

East Peckham was known as Peckham New Town. 1862 map Borders are Peckham Park Road, Old Kent Road, Pomeroy Street and Queens Road. Queens Road station will be served by London Overground from 2012. Park: Caroline Gardens Buses: 36, 78, 171, P12, Rail: Queen’s Road Shops: Old Kent Road Map	map It follows the course of a Roman Road. Southern end known as Bath Road until 1867, Then renamed Asylum Road after the Licensed Victuallers’ Asylum (now Caroline Gardens).	map Named in 1881 after Clifton in Derbyshire. The terrace were refurbished in 1977. The Crescent overlooks a small open space	map The Old Kent Road end was developed in the 1840s where several attractive houses of that date remain.. Officially named as Commercial Road in 1871 and renamed as Commercial Way in 1938.

Fenham Road	Friary Road	Furley Road	Kings Grove

map Named in 1866 after Fenham in Northumberland.	map Previously known as Lower Park Road and developed in the 1840s. Renamed in 1935 to commemorate the old monastery in this road.	map Named Furley Street after Furley in Devon in 1876. Renamed in 1936 as Furley Road.	map Secluded road with little traffic that feature some quality Victorian houses.

Marmont Road	Montpelier Road	Naylor Road	Peckham Park Road

Map Originally known as Marlborough Road.	Map Named in 1871 after the then fashionable town of Montpellier in France.	Map Named in 1863 after a Miss Naylor who leased houses in 1877.	Map Known as Park Road and Upper Park Road until 1870. This area was originally a large park in pre-Victorian times.

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