Single Image Page
INTERIOR, TRADESCANTS’ HOUSE, SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD
INTERIOR, TRADESCANTS’ HOUSE, SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD
The staircase of John Tradescant's house in South Lambeth Road. The house was notable for being the first museum to open to the fee-paying public. It was demolished and replaced by terraced housing in the 1880s, although commemorated by Tradescant Road.
From 'The History and Antiquities of Lambeth' by John Tanswell (with additions), 1858
Buy a High Resolution Version of this Image to Print at Home for £12.00
You can use the button below to buy a high resolution version of this image to print at home.
This image is supplied for private use or study. If you wish to publish the image in any medium, please complete and return the copyright declaration, telling us about your intended use. Please return the completed form to archives@lambeth.gov.uk.
Download commercial reproduction application form here.
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Collection: | |
| Image type: | Photograph |
| Artist: | |
| Ref: | 16171 |
| Identifier: | 12/Tans |
| Date: | c.1900 |
#1876 - 1900 #Local History Library #SOUTH LAMBETH #TRADESCANT- John the Elder #TRADESCANT- John the Younger
No location data for this post.