The Wandsworth Council website has a current map of the Park.
For those interested in the distances between various places in th ePark have a look at our Running Map.
The Park is covered by the following Ordnance Survey maps:
| OS Landranger (1:50000) | Sheet 176 |
| OS Explorer (1:25000) | Sheet 161 |
| OS Historical Mapping | Sheet E270 |
If you want to search in Google Earth, or set your GPS,
the Bandstand is at 51° 28' 45.55" N, 0° 09' 29.48" W
You can get aerial or satellite views from local.live.com or maps.google.co.uk
And there are some maps of the area during Victorian times at www.victorianlondon.org/frame-maps.htm
On 17th July, Wandsworth Council has arranged a day of music at the Bandstand. the day runs from 1:30 to 10:45.
Acts include
Madeline Bell, Pinise Saul
The Sugars Kings
London Horns
More details can be found here.

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