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The Swan Inn, West Wickham BR4. In front of the 18th century Swan Inn there stood, until 1935, a great elm called the "Stocks Tree", marking the centre of the old village of West Wickham - at the point once known as Norwood Cross. The High Street extends to the left, in the photo, while in Station Road, just to the right of the Swan, stands the Post Office.
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| Author | Philip Talmage |
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