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Old Pump, Southampton Street

Date1925
MediumWater-colour
DimensionsObject/Work: 250 x 184 mm
ClassificationsArtworks/Commemorations/Photographs
Terms
    Object numberGA0203
    DescriptionGuy Miller worked as an artist and was curator of the South London Fine Art Gallery during the 1930s. This was once a parish pump that provided the only water supply for properties nearby. It survives today at what used to be called the Triangle, but has been moved. The horse-trough has gone, as have some of the surrounding buildings. As in this painting, it is surmounted by a gas lamp today.
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    Collections
    Container
    900 BC-1500 AD
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