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Church Buildings, Clapham Common North Side. Showing the archway between No.13 and No.14. Zachary Macaulay's African Academy moved here from Rectory Grove when a school-house was built in the garden. It became the Clapham Academy, where the historian, Thomas Babington Macaulay studied between 1807-1812. Later the home of the writer, Graham Greene. Now private residences, the archway has been filled in.Photograph by B.R.Tucker, June 1906.

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Details
Collection:	Photographic Survey and Record of Surrey
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:
Ref:	01540
Identifier:	IV/158 /6803
Date:	1906