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Clarence House, originally Clarence Villa was built c.1831 to the east of Clarence Avenue. The seven acres it occupied included a stables, piggeries, a cucumber house, a melon house and a coach house. This view shows the front of the house and out-houses in a derelict condition prior to being demolished as part of a social housing programme by the local authority, and replaced by Clapham Park Estate. Photograph taken on April 21st 1950.

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Details
Collection:
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:
Ref:	03785
Identifier:	SP22/170/CLAR.2
Date:	1950