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MINET LIBRARY FIREPLACE, KNATCHBULL ROAD, BRIXTON NORTH
MINET LIBRARY FIREPLACE, KNATCHBULL ROAD, BRIXTON NORTH
An inglenook fireplace at the Minet Library when newly-built in 1890. The library was the gift of William Minet to Camberwell and Lambeth. Although bombed in December 1940 during World War II, it continued offering a service from the basement until it was rebuilt and reopened in 1959. The library was formerly the home of Lambeth's Archives. Photograph possibly by F.D. Blackbee.
Ref. LP16/940
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| Details | |
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| Collection: | |
| Image type: | Photograph |
| Artist: | F.D. Blackbee |
| Ref: | 07222 |
| Identifier: | LP16/940 |
| Date: | c.1890 |
#1876 - 1900 #BRIXTON NORTH #Minet #Photograph #Victorian
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