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NAG’S HEAD, LOWER FORE STREET, LAMBETH
NAG’S HEAD, LOWER FORE STREET, LAMBETH
The Nag's Head public house in Fore Street, Lambeth, originated in the mid-18th century, but was demolished with the construction of Albert Embankment. View looking towards the Thames and the Millbank Penitentiary on the other side of the river.Watercolour painting by J.Findlay, c.1850.
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| Collection: | Phillips Volumes 1-4 /SURREY ILLUSTRATIONS |
| Image type: | Watercolour Painting |
| Artist: | J.Findlay |
| Ref: | 02305 |
| Identifier: | S4941/ Vol.3 p.4 |
| Date: | c.1850 |
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