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The Elms (now No.29) Clapham Common North Side, was built in 1754 and became the home of banker Robert Barclay (1758-1816) until his death. From 1853 it was lived in by the architect Sir Charles Barry (1795-1860), best known for the Houses of Parliament. The Elms was bought by The Hostel of God in 1900 for use as a hospice and was renamed in the 1980s as Trinity Hospice.Scan of a negative from the Clapham Antiquarian Society

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Details
Collection:	Clapham Antiquarian Society
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:
Ref:	08259
Identifier:	1987/6/136 (NG)
Date:	c.1910