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Loampit Hill, Lewisham, 1987

Loampit Hill, Lewisham, 1987

 

Map of Loampit Hill - Click to enlarge

It is often remarked that architects build eccentric homes for their own use.

There are two such homes on Loampit Hill/ Lewisham Way separated by 200 metres and 80 years. The older is 'Stone House' built by George Gibson, architect of St.Mary's Church in 1771 to 1773.

The extraordinary building seen here, 62 Loampit Hill, was built by Alfred Cross, architect of other nearby houses on Loampit Hill and Somerset Gardens. It was built in 1850 and formerly called Beaufort Lodge. The vibrant colour scheme is not original!


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Link to images of Lewisham
 
Exchequer Place, Lewisham, c. 1870
Exchequer Place,
Lewisham, c. 1870
 
St Mary's Vicarage, Lewisham, c. 1900
St Mary's Vicarage, Lewisham, c. 1900
 
St Stephen's Terrace, Lewisham, 1980
St Stephen's Terrace,
Lewisham, 1980
 
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