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Angell's House on Stockwell Common, later became known as Stockwell Park House. The land was purchased in 1702 by Nicholas Hookes and a year later given to Elizabeth Angell, possibly as a marriage settlement on Caroline Hooke's who married her son John. Built by John Angell senior, the property had extensive gardens and fields reaching Brixton Road. In 1823 it became a school, but was demolished in 1882 to make way for Speenham and Benedict Roads.Pen and ink wash by C.Henderson.

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Details
Collection:
Image type:	Pen and Ink
Artist:
Ref:	00671
Identifier:	SP15/188/ANG.1
Date:	c.1800