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WILLIAM BROWN COURT, WEST NORWOOD

WILLIAM BROWN COURT, WEST NORWOOD

William Brown Court, off Norwood Road, was built in the 1960s on the site of Thurlow Lodge, home to Lord Thurlow (1730 - 1806) the Lord Chancellor of England. The lodge was originally known as Knight's Hill Farm and was later occupied by Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor of the Maxim machine-gun. Photographed on 18th February 2004. Digital image courtesy of Keith Holdaway, 2004.

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Details
Collection:Keith Holdaway Collection
Image type:Photograph
Artist:Holdaway
Ref:06491
Identifier:SPd4049/5/Lam41
Date:2004

#1976 - 2000  #ARCHITECTURE / BUILDINGS  #HOUSING  #Keith Holdaway Photographer  #Photograph  #WEST NORWOOD 

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