Lost Heritage of Bromley

Some of the town’s most historic buildings have been lost over the years. A majority of these were replaced by jarring brutalist buildings.

High Street No. 147-149 & 151-153 Demolished – The White Hart Inn

This much lamented ancient Inn dated from the medieval era and had been rebuilt as the commercial hub in the...

Importers coffee was a Georgian building in the site occupied now by Burger King. It was a beloved shop, which...

This is one of a pair of early 18th century lodges at the entrance to the driveway to the Grete...

This installation is lost. It did not suit the new owner's image. This is one of the few older buildings...

The Carnegie Library replaced Neelgharies house, bequethed to the council by Emily Dowling, second wife of George Sparkes. She had...

Homeopathy was a popular treatment in Bromley, starting in 1865 when part of the White Hart Inn was opened as...

The Parish school, then known as the National School, was built on the corner of North Street and College Road,...

Simpsons Moat, or Palace, was a moated, crenellated manor house at the bottom of Ringers Road. Most of the building...