1868 – Model Housing, Fulham, London
Architect: John D. Sedding Design for a block of model dwellings at Fulham. Published in The Building News, August 14 1868.
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Architect: John D. Sedding Design for a block of model dwellings at Fulham. Published in The Building News, August 14 1868.
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