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RAGGED SCHOOL’S PROPOSED SITE, DOUGHTY STREET, LAMBETH
RAGGED SCHOOL’S PROPOSED SITE, DOUGHTY STREET, LAMBETH
Work-yard in Doughty Street (now Newport Street) Lambeth annotated; 'Site proposed for building the new Ragged School, SW view taken from the cowyard, showing in the foreground the 3 houses, the dust heap and sheds occupied by John Wright facing Adams' Row (back of houses in Broad Street).' The school was built by Henry Beaufoy in 1851 as a memorial to Eliza his wife who had taken an interest in the school when it was held in one of the arches.Watercolour by J.D. Wingfield, dated July 7th 1848.
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| Collection: | |
| Image type: | Watercolour Painting |
| Artist: | Wingfield |
| Ref: | 07308 |
| Identifier: | LP103 - IV/71/133/7 |
| Date: | 1848 |
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