About: Sycamore House, Deptford

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Sycamore House was a 5 storey block of flats overlooking Edward Street on the Edward Street Estate in Deptford, London. Completed in the late 1940s, it was one of the first block of flats to be built by Deptford Council after World War II. The deck-access block contained 40 flats. During the regeneration of the estate and the adjacent Evelyn Estate in the late 1990s, the block was demolished to make way for low-rise terraced housing.

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rdfs:label	Sycamore House, Deptford
rdfs:comment	Sycamore House was a 5 storey block of flats overlooking Edward Street on the Edward Street Estate in Deptford, London. Completed in the late 1940s, it was one of the first block of flats to be built by Deptford Council after World War II. The deck-access block contained 40 flats. During the regeneration of the estate and the adjacent Evelyn Estate in the late 1990s, the block was demolished to make way for low-rise terraced housing.
dcterms:subject	5 storey tower blocks Demolished tower blocks in London Tower blocks built in the 1940s Lewisham
abstract	Sycamore House was a 5 storey block of flats overlooking Edward Street on the Edward Street Estate in Deptford, London. Completed in the late 1940s, it was one of the first block of flats to be built by Deptford Council after World War II. The deck-access block contained 40 flats. During the regeneration of the estate and the adjacent Evelyn Estate in the late 1990s, the block was demolished to make way for low-rise terraced housing.

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