Skip to content

Home
Search
Your album
Learn more

Images

St. Ann's Royal Asylum, Streatham Hill

image © London Borough of Lambeth | All Rights Reserved

Start Zooming Stop Zooming

Current search
Add To Album

Date

c.1820

Artist

Collection

Lambeth Archives

Description

St. Ann's Royal Asylum, Streatham Hill, was erected in 1826 as 'St. Anne's Society School'. It later became the 'Royal Asylum of St. Anne's Society' and was also run as 'St. Pancras Parish Auxiliary Workhouse' in the latter part of the 19th century and the begining of the 20th. The building was pulled down and replaced by Pullman Court, a large residential complex, in c.1938. Lithograph original.

Image Licence

All Rights Reserved

Image Credit

image © London Borough of Lambeth

Location

Streatham Hill, London, England

Country

Tags

Architecture
Hospitals

Category

Buildings & Architecture

Glossary
Search tips

© 2024 Watercolour World | Technology by The Museum Platform

© 2024 Watercolour World | Technology by The Museum Platform