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ST MARK’S CHURCH, KENNINGTON

ST MARK’S CHURCH, KENNINGTON

St Mark's church, north-west elevation, built in 1824, damaged during World War II, and restored in 1949. Previously the site was used as a place of execution, the Kennington Gallows. Watercolour by unknown artist, c.1830.

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Details
Collection:
Image type:Watercolour Painting
Artist:
Ref:00159
Identifier:SP13/713/MARK 18
Date:c.1830

#-Before 1850  #ARCHITECTURE / BUILDINGS  #KENNINGTON  #RELIGION  #Watercolour Painting 

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