Borders are approximately Clapham Road, Ferndale Road, Brixton Road and Camberwell New Road. The area was developed from the old Stockwell Manor estate in the early Nineteenth Century.
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C18 terrace near Groveway on the west side. Nos 91 - 137 are 1820s. Originally the River Effra flowed along here. Now covered over. The entertainer Max Wall was born at 37 Glenshaw Mansions. |
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Originally a Roman Road to the South Coast. It is now the A3 and busy with traffic. It has many fine Georgian and Victorian houses.
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Nos 11-27 is a small terrace of 1824. |
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C19 villas opposite Max Roach Park. Part of the Angell Town Estate. Benedict
Angell gave the land for St John’s to be built in 1853. |
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Part of the Stockwell Park development.
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Regency & later. Nos 11-27 is a small terrace of 1824. Crosses the site of Stockwell Park which
belonged to the manor of Stockwell. Manor house was at Stockwell Green. Residents Association
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C19 terraces originally part of Holland Town development on Lambeth Wick manor. The lessee of the manor, Baron Holland adopted his wife’s family name of Vassall in 1800. Located between Brixton Road and Camberwell New Road |