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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Chislehurst 1960

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]

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Table: OPEN AIR RECREATIONAL AMENITIES.

OPEN AIR RECREATIONAL AMENITIES.

Location.Acreage.Description.
Abbeyhill Park6.84Open space.
Belmont Lane Open Space5.59Open space.
Beverley Avenue1.64Open space.
Chalk Wood and Mount Misery69.21Open space.
Chislehurst Recreation Ground and Whytes Woodland15.02Open space with 4 tennis courts, 1 football pitch, children's playground and aviary.
Church Lane Recreation Ground2.25Open space.
Footscray Common.70Open space.
Footscray Recreation Ground6.80Open space.
Hoblingwell Wood87.00Open space, 2 cricket pitches and 4 football pitches. Games Warden. Children's playground.
Hollyoak Wood Park11.61Open space and part allotments.
King George's Field11.10Open space with 3 football pitches, 2 cricket pitches and 2 concrete cricket practice pitches and children's playground.
Lamorbey Park:—
(1) The Glade10.63Open space.
(2) Land fronting Burnt Oak Lane2.00Open space.
(3) Land leased12.42Open space.
Longlands Recreation Ground6.00Open space with 1 football pitch.
Marlborough Park6.32Open space with 1 football pitch and 1 netball pitch Games Warden.
Mottingham Sports Ground30.00Open space with 2 tennis courts, 8 football pitches, 6 cricket pitches, 1 hockey pitch and 3 concrete cricket practice pitches. Games Warden. Putting Green.
Mottingham Recreation Ground5.89Open space—children's playground.
Old Farm Park11.78Open space and part allotments.
Parish Wood6.73Open space.
Penhill Park17.10Open space with 4 football pitches, 3 cricket pitches, 1 concrete cricket pitch and children's playground.