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View of a row of old houses, formerly on the south side of Great St. Helens. The houses have wood-panelled facades at the ground floor, but every flor above this is jettied and has been made a solid light colour. In the stret a tree grows behind an iron fence, possibly denoting part of a subway entrance.
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| Brief description | View of Old London, showing old houses formerly on the south side of Great St. Helen's, by Philip Norman. Sepia wash on paper, c. 1880s. |
| Physical description | View of a row of old houses, formerly on the south side of Great St. Helens. The houses have wood-panelled facades at the ground floor, but every flor above this is jettied and has been made a solid light colour. In the stret a tree grows behind an iron fence, possibly denoting part of a subway entrance. |
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| Credit line | Purchased from P Norman, 1896. |
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| Accession number | D.89-1896 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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