On 3 Nov 2004 06:44:34 -0800, (Peter
Heather) wrote:

Also, there are two very obvious remanants of the Croydon Canal in the
form of the original reservoir (now South Norwood Lake) and the length
of canal now preserved in a park just off Anerley Hill (I think that's
its name)


The park is called Betts Park.

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PRAR wrote:

The park is called Betts Park.

Here's a web site with a blow by blow account of the route of the canal
at the present day.

http://www.canalsguide.co.uk/croydon/bhd-spbr.html

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PRAR wrote:

The park is called Betts Park.

Here's a web site with a blow by blow account of the route of the canal
at the present day.

http://www.canalsguide.co.uk/croydon/bhd-spbr.html

Fantastic website, thanks for the link, I wonder if there's one
somewhere for the Surrey Iron Railway.


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