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CAPTAIN BLIGH’S HOUSE, LAMBETH ROAD, LAMBETH

CAPTAIN BLIGH’S HOUSE, LAMBETH ROAD, LAMBETH

Nos 98-102 Lambeth Road, formerly 2-4 Durham Place, a Georgian terrace built c.1794. No.100 was the residence of Captain William Bligh (1754-1817), the central figure in the mutiny on the Bounty, who was buried in the churchyard of St.Mary-at-Lambeth.

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Image type:Photograph
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Ref:02669
Identifier:SP12/188/KIN.1
Date:c.1970

#1951 - 1975  #ARCHITECTURE / BUILDINGS  #HOUSING  #LAMBETH  #Photograph  #STATUES AND MEMORIALS 

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