Nos 96-106 Harleyford Road - Victorian terraced housing. J Whitehead and Sons' Imperial Works, on the left at 64a Kennington Oval, occupies the original entrance to the Crown Swimming Baths which opened in 1874. The baths closed in 1903 and the building became the Imperial Marble Works, notable makers of monuments including the Southampton memorial for engineers who lost their lives on the Titanic in 1912.
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| Details |
| Collection: | Department of Town Planning |
| Image type: | Photograph |
| Artist: | Lambert |
| Ref: | 08482 |
| Identifier: | LBL/DTP/UD2/1/11/490 |
| Date: | c.1970 |
#1951 - 1975 #Department of Town Planning #HOUSING #Photograph #VAUXHALL