Single Image Page

ANGELL’S HOUSE, STOCKWELL COMMON, STOCKWELL

ANGELL’S HOUSE, STOCKWELL COMMON, STOCKWELL

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

#-Before 1850  #BUILDINGS / ARCHITECTURE  #HOUSING  #Pen and Ink  #STOCKWELL